[22:25] Come to order and the clerk will. Madam Clerk, would

[22:28] you please call the role? Sure. Council member. Scott Benson

[22:32] I, council member Fred Derhall iii. Member Durhall did indicate

[22:36] he's on his way. President. Council member Leticia Johnson? Present.

[22:42] Council member Gabriella Santiago Romero? Present. Council member Mary Waters.

[22:47] President Council member Angela Whitfield Callaway. President Council member Coleman

[22:52] Yon a second. Member Young did indicate that he would

[22:56] not be present today, so absentee. Circle. So note. Mr.

[23:01] President, council president. Pro TIM JAmes Tate here Council president

[23:06] Mary Sheffield, council president, indicated that she would not be

[23:09] here today and her absence is excused. Mr. President. You

[23:13] have a quorum president? Thank you, ma'am. We have a

[23:16] Quorum president, which means we're now in. Session. Good morning,

[23:21] colleagues, once again. And joining us today is Pastor Jameel

[23:26] Barksdale of Chicana Tabernacle Gospel Church, located at 16900 West

[23:33] Chicago in District seven. Pastor, thank you for joining us

[23:37] this morning, and I will turn the floor over to

[23:40] you. Good morning. President and city council. Thank you for

[23:47] this opportunity to serve. Let us go to the Lord

[23:52] in prayer. God, we thank you for another day to

[23:55] serve you. And to serve the city of Detroit. Your

[24:00] word instructs us in one Timothy, chapter two, verses one

[24:03] through two, I assort. Therefore, that first of all supplications,

[24:08] prayers, intercessions and giving of thanks be made for all

[24:13] men. For kings and for all that are in authority,

[24:17] that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life. In

[24:21] all godliness and honesty. We are praying for our city

[24:26] council today. We pray for our city council president and

[24:30] their staff. We pray for every city council member and

[24:34] their staff. We pray that you would give them wisdom

[24:37] and discernment in making critical decisions that impact. The citizens

[24:42] of the city of Detroit. May they seek your guidance

[24:45] in every decision that they make. Whether rather it be

[24:48] big or small, we're also praying that they may uphold

[24:51] the highest standards of integrity and honesty in their roles.

[24:55] Lord, let their actions reflect their commitment to truth and

[24:59] righteousness for the city of. Detroit. We also pray God

[25:04] for their protection. Protect the city council, keep them safe

[25:07] from all hurt, harm. And danger, both physical and spiritual,

[25:11] as they carry out their duties. As city council, we

[25:15] thank you for. A successful session today, and we ask

[25:18] all of these blessings in Jesus name. Amen. Pastor Barstale,

[25:23] we want to thank you for providing the invocation for

[25:26] today. Please feel free. To join stick online and stay

[25:30] with us. But I totally understand if you have to

[25:32] go on. About your day, but we again, very much

[25:35] appreciate the invocation. Thank you. You very well. All right.

[25:43] The Journal of the session of Tuesday, May 14, shall

[25:48] be approved. There being no reconsideration or unfinished business. We

[25:55] will proceed to the budget, finance and audit standing committee.

[26:01] For the budget, finance and audit standing committee. Four reports

[26:04] from various city departments. The four reports would be referred

[26:07] to the budget, Finance and audit standing committee for the

[26:11] internal operations. Standing committee 13 reports from various city departments.

[26:16] The 13 reports would be referred to the internal Operations

[26:18] standing committee for the neighborhood and. Community Services standing committee

[26:23] seven reports from various city departments clerk the seven reports

[26:27] will be referred to the neighborhood and Community Services standing

[26:29] committee for the planning and economic development standing. Fire reports

[26:34] from various city departments. The fire report shall be referred

[26:37] to the planning. And Economic Development Standing Committee for the

[26:41] Public Health and Safety Standing Committee nine reports from various

[26:44] city departments. The nine reports will be referred to the

[26:47] public health and safety standing committee. We will now move

[26:51] on to the voting action matters. Under other matters, there

[26:55] are no items, Mr. President. Under communications from the mayor

[26:59] and other governmental officials and agencies. There are no items,

[27:03] Mr. President. I will now call for public comment, and

[27:06] I would like to. Before we do that, I apologize.

[27:08] We have actually some presentation. I know member Santiago Romero

[27:12] and council president were jointly going to work on this.

[27:15] The council president isn't here. But we do have the

[27:18] Santiago Merrill, the source. Thank you, Mr. President. Good morning,

[27:24] everyone. I am thrilled to present some speaker of the

[27:29] chart of words today to Detroit youth that represented our

[27:33] city internationally. Last month at the inaugural autonomous Racing league.

[27:41] Detroit youth represented us at. Yes, marina circuits in Abu

[27:46] Dhabi. Congratulations, you guys. Haley from the Boys and Girls

[27:49] Club of southeastern Michigan. The Mobility Industry Club is a

[27:53] new partnership between Covid-19 the world's first professional autonomous racing

[27:58] team, Pensky corporation, the Detroit Grand Prix and a black

[28:03] bottom ventures together. These partners aim to cultivate and empower

[28:10] the next generation of mobility talent, providing hands on experience

[28:15] and lead ahead opportunities in the mobility industry. Youth in

[28:20] this program are exposed to and gets to dive into

[28:24] autonomous racing and mortar sports, transportation artificial intelligence, robotics, research

[28:30] and development, and I think. It's safe to say that

[28:34] our young people are onto something. The youth here today

[28:37] and mobility industry club placed. Fifth place overall. In the

[28:42] competition. Coming in points. 25 seconds from the college team

[28:48] and only 1 second behind the winning team. Congratulations. You

[28:51] guys. These high school age youth represented Detroit on a

[28:56] global stage and placed fifth in the world. I am

[29:00] blown away at the challenge before us today and honored

[29:03] to recognize them. Their hard work, passion and commitment is

[29:11] admirable and we should all be very proud of them

[29:14] and their accomplishments and for what's to come. They are

[29:17] rooted in the richness. And opportunity of Detroit embodying the

[29:21] spirit of the city and their future is very bright.

[29:24] Congratulations, everyone. With that, I now have the privilege of

[29:28] presenting. Spirit of Detroit awards. I will be going up

[29:32] here to the podium. I'll be calling. Out each person's

[29:35] name. If you then wouldn't mind coming and joining to

[29:39] get your award with me up here. And then once

[29:42] we're done, I would like to turn it over. To.

[29:47] Our youth. Their supervisors, their teammates, to give in these

[29:51] few words before we close out for today. But with

[29:55] that. I will read out the names. And if you

[29:57] wouldn't mind joining me. We are presenting today to IsiS

[30:02] C. Who is a 10th grader at the Detroit School

[30:05] of Art. Juan V. Who is an 11th grader at

[30:09] the. Western International High School. Alexander V. Who is a

[30:14] 12th grader at Cas Tech. Melvin A, who is an

[30:19] 8th grader at the University Prep Science and Math Middle

[30:24] School. Titus a who is in the 9th grade and

[30:31] is home school. And Timothy A, who is in 11th

[30:37] grade and homeschooled as well. Congratulations, everyone. I'm going to

[30:43] have everyone join me up at the podium. Now we

[30:45] will hand out the presentations, and if anyone would like

[30:48] to share a few words, I would welcome.

[30:59] Good morning. I'm Luddie Azar. Or Chevrolet. Detroit Grand Prix

[31:06] and Pensky corporation and. Thank you so much for recognizing

[31:10] these young people. What an amazing journey they've had. They

[31:15] were the last team to enter this global competition. We

[31:18] weren't sure how it would turn out. Bringing a group

[31:21] of kids together and finding an instructor last minute, but

[31:24] we thought it was certainly worth the try and opportunity.

[31:27] And they continued on to be the only team, this

[31:30] was the only team representing the United States. Of America

[31:33] at this portal classification. They beat out all the other

[31:37] high school teams, all the other collegiate teams, and they

[31:40] were the number one high school team globally. And they

[31:45] certainly are deserving of the spirit of Detroit. Thank you

[31:47] so much for recognizing them. They absolutely exemplify everything we

[31:51] know our youth can be. Thank you. Good morning. I'm

[31:59] Sonya Draper, executive director of talent innovation for Boys and

[32:02] girls, love of southeastern Michigan. Just want to thank you

[32:05] for this awesome award and. Are presented to our youth

[32:13] today. I went with them to Abidabi on the trip,

[32:17] and they did a phenomenal job. Just seeing them work

[32:20] as engineers daily, putting in the coding, going back, testing

[32:23] the coding, and then. Collaborating amongst themselves. Deliberating and figuring

[32:29] out argumenting for who thinks their code should work. And

[32:35] different entities, and they did a phenomenal job. We couldn't

[32:38] be more proud of. Them just want to acknowledge. Jacob.

[32:41] I know his name. We may have omitted it. Jacob's

[32:44] name wasn't interested. But Jacob is an 8th grader, rising

[32:47] 9th grader that participated in the program. But you wouldn't

[32:50] even be able to tell that he was in 8th

[32:52] grade. Fit right in with the group and contributed immensely.

[32:56] So thank you again so much for this award. We

[32:59] greatly appreciate it.

[33:22] You can't hear. Okay, sorry. Melvin. Jacob m jacob. Congratulations.

[33:31] Titus. Congratulations. And then Timothy. Here you go. Congratulations, Timothy.

[33:42] Not sure if my colleagues have any words we would

[33:44] like to share before we join our awardees. Up front.

[33:49] If not, member Benson or. To you.

[33:59] Thank you. And justice, I also want to concur and

[34:02] share the same congratulations. But I haven't seen the product

[34:06] or the results. Is it possible to get a video?

[34:08] Link. That we can actually see what these young people

[34:11] have done to represent the United States over nava daba.

[34:14] That will be fantastic to see. And then the next

[34:17] question was going to be, how do other young people.

[34:20] Get an opportunity like this in the CV. This is

[34:23] a fantastic opportunity. Yeah. Please, feel free. Respond. Two excellent

[34:29] questions. Number one, we do have video footage that we

[34:33] can definitely make sure that we share. Of the race

[34:37] and so forth, so that you can see their car

[34:39] and how it erase and how they qualified. Secondly, we

[34:43] have numerous programs within boys and girls clubhouse eastern Michigan.

[34:46] They're called our industry club program. Basically, you would go

[34:50] to our website. Bgcsm.org look under industry clubs. We're actually

[34:55] hiring for the summer currently we're hiring about eight or

[34:59] nine different industry clubs where we're paying our youth. To

[35:02] learn tangible skills from industry professionals. Anywhere from twelve to

[35:07] $14 per hour. Some of our programs will start June

[35:11] 17. Others will start July eigth. Some of them will

[35:15] be a nine week program for the summer. Others will

[35:17] be a six week program, and then we'll continuously have

[35:20] our programming year round through fall, winter, spring, summer. Accordingly.

[35:31] Yes. So everyone has my number. I will give my

[35:34] personal sale. Not your personal, just your office. It's probably

[35:43] going to be the best way to reach me. I

[35:45] wouldn't want you give out your personal self. So I'll

[35:47] talk to you. We can do the website, which will

[35:50] be bgcsm.org. They can go on there and apply accordingly

[35:55] one more time with their website. Sure. It's bgcsm.org. Bgcfm

[36:04] fm. So boys Girls Club Southeastern michigan.org. And how appropriate

[36:11] is it for the number one team and the only

[36:14] team from the US to come from the city of

[36:17] Detroit and not Detroit ish. Not kind of Detroit. Not

[36:22] almost Detroit. But Detroit. We're very proud of you, young

[36:27] man. All right. Colleagues. Would you like to now go

[36:31] take photos?

[38:19] Give it up again for these young folks. We talk

[38:25] all day long about all the kids not doing the

[38:27] right thing. We see them on tv all the time.

[38:29] And when we get an opportunity to love on the

[38:31] ones that are doing what we need them to do.

[38:33] That's what we need to do. Love on them. Congratulations.

[38:37] Congratulations. We shall now cut off public comments. A collection

[38:40] of public comments. All right. And we will now call

[38:45] for public comment. Public comments again have now been cut

[38:51] off. We do have a number of cards in hand.

[38:56] Please. How many? Callers do we have online? Good morning,

[39:05] Mr. Chair. We have 19 callers who raised their hands

[39:09] before you cut off public. Comment. Okay, we'll give everyone

[39:11] two minutes for public comment. We're going to start. In

[39:14] the auditorium with Ms. Williams, followed by Ms. Betty Lions,

[39:20] followed by. May, may. Barry again. Ms williams. Steady lions

[39:27] then, may vary. Ms. Williams, want to hit that button?

[39:35] It's actually at the bottom of them. Good morning, everyone.

[39:40] This is about all. The city's workers, especially the Detroit

[39:47] Police Department. Covering up my rights, and this is how

[39:51] they are all working together. I live in a shelter.

[39:56] And the garbage truck come every three days. And I

[40:00] stated this before. They are. Sending people that take pictures

[40:07] of me or recordings. They call into this number and

[40:10] get gift cards and everything. So this is the way

[40:14] they describe. All the information of proof. And undercover off

[40:19] with officers that are in the shelter working or acting

[40:24] like they are guests. Illegal cameras. Listening to devices in

[40:30] my room. I can't even shower in peace because. They

[40:33] are recording everything I do. In that facility, and I've

[40:37] been going to Avalan and my advocate every session that

[40:41] I had was recorded. So I said they are working

[40:44] with Detroit police officers to conspire to cover up my

[40:48] rape, so. The detroit dte. Do t all the city

[40:54] official workers. I have dates and times. And numbers of

[41:00] their vehicles. This thing going on for quite some time.

[41:04] And I am very upset concerning the issue about. Them

[41:10] stalking me. And violating my constitutional rights, laws and regulations

[41:15] they do not comply to. And like I said, you

[41:19] have to show three things that they do. That's illegal

[41:23] and they conspire to cover up all this illegal activities

[41:26] and that. Could be Rico. Apparently, people do not respect

[41:29] their job, and I intend on suing every last individual

[41:33] city official company, if they do that, continue to violate

[41:37] my constitutional rights, especially Troy police department. Thank you very

[41:41] much. Have a great day. Thank you, ma'am.

[41:51] Miss betty lions, followed by may may berry, followed by

[41:55] ronald foster. My mission. Is for my voice to be

[42:02] stamped in your brain. To return that overpaid property tax

[42:07] to the right for owners, the Detroit residents. In my

[42:12] opinion. Dugan has made all of you to disrespect justice.

[42:18] You won't. Even acknowledge the Amalek behavior and spirit of

[42:22] Dugan, who is out of control. Getting away with financial

[42:26] thievery. Again I ask, how do you sleep? Or engage

[42:31] with your. Loved ones knowing you are part of a

[42:36] scheme that is of hell, led by Dugan Dan. Gilbert

[42:40] and Dana, Nesso and others. Why is it so easy

[42:45] to enrich beggars? That come before you by thousands, millions

[42:50] and billions of dollars and say no to. The very

[42:53] people who elected you who money this belongs to. Has

[43:00] Dugan put that much fear and evil in your spirit?

[43:05] Father God and his son. Lord and savior Jesus Christ

[43:10] is watching you. And you will answer. Also, I encourage

[43:16] everybody to go to the Jim Crow Museum. At WC

[43:21] three. All they want to do in this country is

[43:24] shoved on our throat. The Holocaust. But you look at

[43:28] what was done to black people, and that was ten

[43:32] times, 100 times worse. Than what Hitler did. It is

[43:37] unreasonable. They took everything away from us and has not

[43:41] paid us for that. So everything. That we belong. That

[43:46] belong to us has been denied us while giving money

[43:51] to people who have not done anything. For this country,

[43:56] and I thank you. Thank you. Next speaker, Maine, may

[44:01] barry followed by Ronald Foster, followed by Keith Jones. Hello,

[44:07] everyone. Thank you take again city council. That I'm standing

[44:12] here. Before you ask about the flag, I just got

[44:16] information that you. Have put it on your agenda that.

[44:20] We will have that slide to find that red, black

[44:22] and green flag when we were black in America. We

[44:25] had a red flag, a green flag to fly over.

[44:29] Everyone's households and what have you, so we're going to

[44:31] have it flow over. The city of Detroit on one

[44:33] of these flagpoles for Juneteen th day and I thank

[44:36] you for everyone who comes in agreement with me and

[44:40] the reason why I'm asking for that red, black and

[44:42] green flag to fly over the city of Detroit is

[44:45] to give our youth hope. And our nation to come

[44:49] together. If we can honor everyone else. We do have

[44:53] pride in that red, black and green flag and. I

[44:56] thank you for that and also coming before you again

[44:59] because of the Mark Luther King memorial. Park that sits

[45:02] on the corner of Rosa Parks Boulevard and West grand

[45:05] boulevard. I'm still working with the parks and recreation who

[45:11] are not returning my calls on the renovation of the

[45:14] park or to do the cleanup. I need to. Have

[45:19] containers to pick up the trash and so forth. We

[45:21] do have people out there that's. Going to be working

[45:23] and cleaning, and I need to have someone to be

[45:26] able to pick. Up the trash because we will be

[45:28] at the park on the 23 June to recognize the

[45:32] park. For the march for freedom that Martin Luther King

[45:35] did 61 years ago. And I thank you for your

[45:38] time. And your effort. And I'm looking forward to hearing

[45:42] from someone I know, Mary Sheffield. President council. She did

[45:47] give me a number, but the gentleman has not returned

[45:50] my call at all. For the last week or so.

[45:54] I came last week and I'll be coming back to

[45:56] find out what time will be raised that flag. And

[45:59] I thank you again for your time. Thank you so

[46:02] much. All right. Next speaker is Mr. Ronald Foster, followed

[46:06] by Keith Jones, followed by Sylvia Thomas, Madam Clerk. If

[46:10] you can, please note that we've been joined by member

[46:13] Durhall circle. Note. Mr. President. Thank you so much. Mr.

[46:17] Foster. Good morning. Through the. Chair. Just a few things

[46:24] I wanted to come down express today. First community, the

[46:28] new and is broken down as in two words. The

[46:31] first word being common, second word being unity. We cannot

[46:35] have a community with our unity of common goals. So

[46:39] we have to identify these, really get down at the

[46:41] table and identify where our common goals. Are to establish

[46:45] the community. This rhetoric that I'm speaking is becoming a

[46:49] little old and redundant here. We need resources. To reinforce

[46:53] words. And progressions in life. Come down here just for

[46:58] that? I did want to say I appreciate 9.4 the

[47:02] Death sign studio Jerry, all of this work getting the

[47:04] knowledge here, I think that is very commendable. Secondly, I'd

[47:09] like to be involved in a veteran development. Here. I

[47:12] did a lot of advocating. I speak up very highly,

[47:14] I think. It represent veterans very well. To not be

[47:18] in part of the participation and development of Veterans department.

[47:23] Thirdly, we cannot afford to protest another 60 years. Protesting

[47:28] has not gotten us as far as we need to

[47:30] go. It was good for the moment. It was good

[47:32] for the season. That cannot be the only and absolute

[47:36] way to address our issues. And redress our grievances. We

[47:39] have to come together and get these things done, like.

[47:42] I said before, by any means necessary. Over the last

[47:46] week. We had children here. Our children. They cannot afford

[47:52] to be going to school and be incompromising position. We

[47:56] had this discussion over the last two years going to

[47:59] and fro school, and we don't. Want to have this

[48:01] discussion no more. That young man did not deserve to

[48:04] die or to get robbed or being that type of

[48:06] position, nor did the other child deserve to. Lose a

[48:10] finger. And so we all have to do a much

[48:12] better job in our community. I charge our pastors to

[48:15] get more active in the communities. Acknowledge our deacons. They

[48:19] do a really good job. Get more active in the

[48:21] communities, charge our legislator to get mental health facilities in

[48:25] our community. No alternatives. I appreciate it. It appears Mr.

[48:30] Keith Jones is not here, so we will go to

[48:33] Miss Sylvia Thomas. That will wrap up the public comments

[48:39] in the committee of the auditory. Good morning, Mr. Thomas.

[48:46] Good morning, council. I made a request to address. Counsel

[48:53] in regards to contract number 6000-6155 and I feel it

[48:59] is very important that once again. You postponed the vote

[49:04] until you're able to hear what I have to say.

[49:08] And I need longer. You have minute 30 still, though.

[49:14] I'm sorry? You have a minute 30 still at this.

[49:16] Moment right now. I don't want to start, and I

[49:20] won't be able to finish because when I filed the

[49:24] petition. It stated that I would have longer. I'm sorry.

[49:31] We can't promise that we will postpone it, so just

[49:33] giving you your time. I want to make sure you

[49:35] have. Okay. I own injury memories Headstone Monument Company, one

[49:43] of the second black owned monument companies in the city

[49:46] of Detroit. I'm the founder and owner for over 35

[49:50] years. I also own redemption cemetery services and I work

[49:54] at Elwood Cemetery. Go over twelve and a half years.

[49:59] I'm here today. To express my concerns regarding. The six

[50:03] contract 600-6155 for cemetery management. Scheduled for a vote before

[50:09] you today. I believe that my company has not been

[50:11] given a fair chance. Or consideration and evaluation or awarding

[50:16] of this contract. I need to provide a brief history

[50:19] so that you will have the full picture of why

[50:22] I am protesting. In 2020, when S and T Enterprise

[50:26] abruptly left the city without managing. The municipal cemeteries. I

[50:31] was called on a Sunday evening at 11:30 p.m. And

[50:34] asked if I was interested in temporarily managing the cemetery

[50:38] until a bid could be released. Out of my care

[50:43] and love for the city of Detroit. I temporarily closed

[50:46] my monument company to come to the aid of the

[50:50] city. The next morning, I was on call at 08:00

[50:53] a.m. With the senior management of the general. Services department.

[50:57] I was at Gethsemane within an hour with a team

[51:00] which was supposed to be for a three month assignment

[51:03] that turned into a six month. And then one year,

[51:07] my first day. At this. Have you filed a formal

[51:12] protest? Yes, sir. Okay. All right. So that's in the

[51:15] process. Thank you so much. Thank you. And that takes

[51:19] us to the last person we have in the auditorium,

[51:23] which you'll now go to our online public. Comments Ari,

[51:27] who do we have first? Good morning, Mr. Chair. We

[51:30] had 18 hands raised because someone had two of their

[51:34] hands raised. The first caller is. Phone number ending in

[51:39] four one eight. Call her. Inning in four one eight.

[51:42] The floor is yours. 313-44-9114 can you hear me? Yes,

[51:47] sir. 3134-911-4313 full 4911 full and on Facebook. Retroactive

[51:57] fairness again. On Facebook. Retroactive fairness. One more time. Retroactive

[52:04] fairness on Facebook. I want to thank everybody. For lifting

[52:08] me up in prayer, friend and the Holy Spirit and

[52:11] chanting. Had muffler trouble, had bearing trouble. I didn't make

[52:17] any money over this last weekend with the electronic music

[52:21] festival because my muffler sounded so bad. And so loud

[52:26] no one wanted to get in. But God made a

[52:29] way out of no way. I got a phone call.

[52:33] And they had a donor that wanted to donate $1,000

[52:37] but didn't want me to say their name and who

[52:39] they were, and I agreed to that. And then they

[52:44] gave them my information. I stopped by their home and

[52:49] they had a check. And some cash. This is just

[52:53] to say that, God, no matter if you're not perfect,

[52:57] Everyone's cup of tea. You may have idiosyncrasies and sins.

[53:03] But you're trying to do the best that would describe

[53:05] me. And God loves us so much that he makes

[53:10] a way out of nowhere. Everyone on the sound of

[53:13] my voice. I would like you to ride the coaches,

[53:15] ride the buses. The worst times after 06:00 p.m. And

[53:19] on the weekends. But write it. When you can. If

[53:22] you would like to ride along with me. The last

[53:24] ride along we had was with the district two manager.

[53:30] Ms. Tandy, and she really. Enjoyed the experience. Councilman tate.

[53:39] Pro. Tim will join us again. On a ride along

[53:42] or any other council person. It was interesting, and I

[53:46] hope we can do it again. Thank you. Next call.

[53:56] The next caller is election integrity, Rue. Rumor. James Crowley

[54:01] Jr. The floor is yours. Two minutes. General public comment.

[54:05] Ruben james crowley jr. Are you there? Let's put Ruben

[54:14] James. There he is. Hey, siri. Deferring, chief. As

[54:25] a verb. Cheat means. Act dishonestly were unfairly in order

[54:29] to gain an advantage, especially in a game or examination.

[54:33] Do you want to hear the next one? Yes. As

[54:37] a verb. It means avoid something undesirable by luck or

[54:42] skill. Do you want. To hear the last one. Yes.

[54:46] As a noun. It means a person who behaves dishonestly

[54:50] in order to gain an advantage. Now Janice Winfrey is

[54:55] caught blue handed. Mine on public record. And blue handed

[55:02] cheating. Well, Gina Avery Walker in the Department of election

[55:07] in Detroit elections. The proof was conclusive. Irrefutable. Sealed two

[55:14] beer trap crew. Now Detroit elections have been compromised. Every

[55:20] elected position in the city of Detroit. That includes yours,

[55:23] Jay Z. Tate Jr. Is highly. Suspect in question now,

[55:29] because of the cheating that's going on at the department

[55:32] of election. The question is. Who did it? Who put

[55:38] the bogus information into the city's database? That's the question

[55:43] that needs to be asked and answered now. There is

[55:47] someone who is doing data entry over the department of

[55:50] Elections and there is no ballot for John Fitzgerald Kennedy

[55:55] III at the Detroit Department of Election. And my contention

[56:00] also is that there is not a valid. For Mary

[56:03] Elaine Beckman over at the department of Alexa. Now, several

[56:07] members of consul have been given the allegations of voter

[56:11] fraud by anonymous citizens report done by Dennis Winfrey and

[56:15] the Department of elections. Page eight clearly is the nail

[56:21] in the coffee. Scholar, please. The next caller is Mike

[56:30] Duggan. Worst mayor loses billions. Calls of the floor is

[56:33] yours. You have two minutes. General public comment. Good morning.

[56:39] The hearer mayor here, Mr. Duggan, has denied, along with

[56:44] Kim Tandy, denied that. They are actively. Impeding restitution for

[56:52] Detroit, who are illegally foreclosed between 2010 and this very

[56:58] moment, mayor Duggan. We want you to apologize to the

[57:04] citizens and homeowners that you are foreclosing. On illegally. And

[57:09] illegally overtaxing. In that paper from Rebecca diamond. Signs that

[57:16] foreclosures. Have devastating long term impacts on homeowners. Reduce likelihood

[57:23] of buying another house. In subsequent years. The financial strain

[57:29] and loss of property makes it challenging for them to

[57:34] reenter their housing market. Less secure living arrangements. Difficulties in

[57:41] finding stable housing. Increasing debt default more likely.

[57:52] To divorce and relocate. In lower quality neighborhood due to

[57:58] the foreclosure. It causes homelessness and these other debilitating. Situations,

[58:06] so we demand. An apology. We demand. Payment for our

[58:13] foreclose. The illegally taxed homes. And institute restitution. We call

[58:21] on Eric Sabri to stop the foreclosure, the illegal foreclosures.

[58:26] Of homes that. Were illegally taxed. On Coleman Young and

[58:32] others who are obstruct. Obstructing the two resolutions and have

[58:41] a great day. Next caller, please. The next caller is

[58:45] William M. Davis. William M. Davis, the floor is yours.

[58:49] Two minutes, general public. Comment. Good morning. Can I be

[58:52] heard? Yes. Okay. I'd like to start off by saying.

[58:55] That we have a problem. And the problem has been

[58:58] grown, especially for the last ten years in the city

[59:00] of Detroit. I bet most of you think I'm going

[59:02] to say something about the bankruptcy, but. I'm not at

[59:06] this time. I'm saying that the problem is in the

[59:09] last ten years. The number of police officers living outside

[59:13] the city has greatly increased. You know, right now, today,

[59:19] Less than 10% of the command staff for the Detroit

[59:22] Police Department lives in the city. That is a problem.

[59:26] I know I'm older than most of you all, but.

[59:29] One of the things that helped Comey young get elected

[59:32] is the fact that the police department executive staff and

[59:35] a lot of their officers was predominantly of one race,

[59:39] and more and more of the people in the city

[59:40] of Detroit was the number race that is drifting again.

[59:45] That could be major problems for the future of this

[59:47] city. Just looking at. How different people are treated differently.

[59:54] Look at open a day Tiger stadium. You have a

[59:57] lot of people who live outside the city who come

[1:00:00] downtown, smoke, drank, urinating. In public, hardly nothing happens. But

[1:00:05] you have black and brown people to have events, and

[1:00:09] they are micromanaged. And hostility is going to keep growing.

[1:00:16] It needs to be greater incentives to make sure more

[1:00:18] of our officers, and especially the command officers. Live inside

[1:00:22] the city. This city is changing. It appears to more

[1:00:27] and more, especially young people. I'm a senior, but it

[1:00:30] appears to more and more young people like we have

[1:00:33] an occupying army here. That's keeping certain people in their

[1:00:38] place, so. I encourage you to do more to try

[1:00:43] to change this trend that's been happening for the last

[1:00:45] ten years. Thank you. Thank you. Next caller, please. The

[1:00:51] next caller is Stephen Horring. Stephen Harring. Yes. Floor is

[1:00:57] yours. Awesome. Thank you. Really love the presentation today. We

[1:01:04] have been. I believe the last time we saw. A

[1:01:09] racer driver from Detroit city limits was the Lake Benny

[1:01:14] Parson. Was a nascar champion, and that was, I believe,

[1:01:20] In the 60s or 70s. We need to find a

[1:01:24] race car driver from Detroit City lamin. And I think

[1:01:30] we really could. If Penski and maybe other organizations did

[1:01:35] like a rifle driver search, which was believe, like 20

[1:01:40] years ago, specifically. For someone from Detroit city limits, I

[1:01:45] think that could be a really cool thing. I really

[1:01:49] think we could. Make a Lewis Hamilton from Detroit. Second

[1:01:55] of all, I'm not happy about all these street blockages

[1:01:59] and stuff. The draft. As much as I loved it.

[1:02:03] I mean, it did so much for the city. They

[1:02:07] were very inconsiderate. Security was very rude and unprofessional. They

[1:02:13] were actually keeping gates open. Specifically so they could get

[1:02:17] a confrontation. And. For the years with the Grand Prix.

[1:02:24] What kind of caused them? No Graham Creon Valio movement

[1:02:28] was just how unprofessional. I consider it both security and

[1:02:34] the Grand Prix was. I really hope, because in Le

[1:02:39] Mon. They don't shut down the streets completely till, like,

[1:02:45] 30 minutes before the race starts, so. I think we

[1:02:49] need to really wait to shut down the streets completely

[1:02:53] to the day. The race starts. Because there are people

[1:02:58] that live downtown. Next caller, please. The next caller is

[1:03:06] Margarit Scarlett. Marvin, Madison, Scarlett, the floor is yours. General

[1:03:11] public comment. Good morning. Good morning.

[1:03:32] I agree with. The last. Caller.

[1:04:05] Because. I want to go down.

[1:04:23] That is my.

[1:04:33] Love. To clean.

[1:04:47] And the grand sea. We can find a better way.

[1:04:58] To set it up.

[1:05:27] I need. To. Make sure. That. We.

[1:05:44] Get some. Of the.

[1:06:01] American.

[1:06:19] Test that are going. Opposite.

[1:06:30] Do not. Live instead of. Thank you very

[1:06:40] much. Thank you, Ms. Madam. Next call, please. The next

[1:06:46] caller is Karen's iPad. Karen's iPad. The floor is yours.

[1:06:50] You have two minutes. Your republic time. Hello? Yeah. Good

[1:06:55] morning. Yeah, I agree with that very first caller. I

[1:07:00] believe I'm being stalked, too. Several of my accounts have

[1:07:04] been hacked and I can't seem to get any resolution.

[1:07:07] Not necessarily hacked, but. Because you guys have everything contacted

[1:07:12] out. Companies are just all up in our business and

[1:07:17] they sell it. So I saw. This company that was

[1:07:22] formed in 2012 or 13, and it was called Air,

[1:07:26] and it's electronic record. Something. They gathered record, and it

[1:07:31] was started by voting officials. Check this out. 34 of

[1:07:36] 50 states. Were getting records, all the vote. They have

[1:07:40] all your information. They cross check, they check your license.

[1:07:44] Your birth, your death records, they check your Social Security.

[1:07:48] They have all your information. Then they send it every

[1:07:50] two months to the people who join. The high election

[1:07:54] officials from 34 states joined Eric. So it's no wonder

[1:07:59] that all people's information is all out on web and

[1:08:02] everywhere. It's not accident, but yet, state police, they've been

[1:08:07] audited. Horrible as it relates to people's information. The city

[1:08:11] of Detroit, everybody's letting her information out there. Something needs

[1:08:15] to be done about that now. We're supposed to have

[1:08:17] cybersecurity. Expertise. Been doing it since 1969. At least that's.

[1:08:23] What one of the years is, and one of the

[1:08:24] email they mistakenly sent me 1969. So I know this

[1:08:27] has been going on for a long time. Are you

[1:08:30] guys still comfortable? Because they got your back? Because as

[1:08:32] long as they get money, get. Money. But. It seems

[1:08:38] to me that you should have some type of fear,

[1:08:41] but you don't because. You got the mayor, you got

[1:08:42] the president, you got booty jig, you got all them.

[1:08:45] Guys. Lansing and in DC. But the bigger they are,

[1:08:49] you know what they say. Thanks, guys. Bye. Bye. You.

[1:08:54] Next caller, please. The next caller is call in user

[1:08:59] one. Call a user one. The floor is yours. You

[1:09:01] have two minutes, general. Republic time. Caller. User one, are

[1:09:06] you there? All right, let's put this caller at the

[1:09:12] end of the queue and go to the next public

[1:09:15] commenter. Okay, the next caller is Renard Monchemsky, Bernard Manchinsky.

[1:09:21] The floor is yours. You have two minutes. General public

[1:09:23] comment. Good morning. Can I be heard? Yes, sir.

[1:09:34] Good morning. I'm organized with Detroit People's platform trans adjustice

[1:09:38] team, and I hope you all had a really great

[1:09:40] memorial holiday weekend. I just also wanted to speak to

[1:09:47] my concerns about the grand pee. First of all. I

[1:09:51] don't want to sound like I'm against any sort of

[1:09:54] events in downtown. Detroit, especially with the draft. The Grand

[1:09:58] Prix, I think, is encouraging that it's in downtown. Instead

[1:10:01] of our city park or state park at Bellau. I

[1:10:05] just think that we need better communication. With bus riders

[1:10:10] and people that use paratransit. And those folks that live

[1:10:14] downtown, they use public transit as well. As to where

[1:10:18] they can navigate the area where the street closures and

[1:10:21] just have those posted. And place, just not on the

[1:10:25] Internet, but also on flyers or something that people can

[1:10:28] pick up. At the bus stops or stations. So people

[1:10:33] can get around. Undisturbed. Or able to enjoy the event

[1:10:39] as well, too. So when we have these public events,

[1:10:42] we just want to make sure that. We pull out

[1:10:44] all the stops, but we also make sure that our

[1:10:47] residents and folks that live here in the city are

[1:10:49] also taken care of. As we welcome guests into our

[1:10:53] city's events so we're not inconvenienced. At the extent of

[1:10:58] guests. That's all. Thank you all the rest of my

[1:11:01] time. Thank you. Next caller, please. The next caller is

[1:11:07] Betty Avarnor. Betty Avarner, the floor is yours. You have

[1:11:11] two minutes. General public comment good morning to all. Within

[1:11:15] the sound of my voice, I hope everyone had enjoyable,

[1:11:18] peaceful holiday. I'm betty a. Barner, president of soda ellsworth

[1:11:25] block association. As usual, advocating for my organization and my

[1:11:31] neighborhood community. Asking for support. For our think recorder from

[1:11:38] Finkel and Livonoids to thinkle and Wyoming. We're. Still waiting

[1:11:42] patiently. For our first. Community meeting to be scheduled. We

[1:11:48] did have a date, but it was canceled because. It

[1:11:52] conflicted with one of the council. Evening meetings. Also, I'm

[1:11:59] asking for support. For our event that we're going to

[1:12:03] have. August 3, they arise, Detroit. We are going to

[1:12:08] be part of the rise Detroit neighborhood. Day program. We

[1:12:13] are going to be bringing resources to our neighborhood. It's

[1:12:18] a citywide event. This will be our third annual event,

[1:12:23] and we are focusing on health and the children, and

[1:12:27] we need donations. For our bouncy house. We're looking for

[1:12:32] school supplies, backpacks, volunteer. Barber hairbreather. We're also asking that.

[1:12:43] The city and. The council. Please come up with a

[1:12:48] program to assist. Community organizations who have taken on the

[1:12:54] responsibility of maintaining the parts in their area. We know

[1:13:00] the city maintains some of the parks, but they don't

[1:13:04] maintain all of them. So. We're not looking for a

[1:13:08] handout. We're just looking for some help. Thank you for

[1:13:11] this time and God bless you. Thank you. Next caller,

[1:13:16] please. The next caller is. Phone number ending in two.

[1:13:20] 70. Caller ending in two 70. The floor is yours.

[1:13:24] You have two minutes, general, to come. Yes. Good afternoon.

[1:13:27] Can I be heard? Yes. Too bad Coleman Young isn't

[1:13:32] there today. But anyway. Out of a small sampling. Of

[1:13:41] about 300 votes. We have discovered out of that smaller

[1:13:46] sampling. Approximately. 50. Incidents of people who are recorded to

[1:13:56] have voted. Yet they could not have voted legally. In

[1:14:03] local Detroit elections. We have the evidence. To prove it.

[1:14:11] And so all this business about this no widespread. Voter

[1:14:15] fraud. And trying to connect us with. Right wing Republicans

[1:14:22] and whatever happened with Trump. In the last presidential election.

[1:14:27] This doesn't have anything to do with any of that.

[1:14:29] This is about fraud going on. In local city of

[1:14:34] Detroit elections that we have evidence and proof. Of. And

[1:14:42] you can't say it isn't widespread again. When we only

[1:14:45] went through. A list of 300 voters and found 50

[1:14:50] incidents. Of voter fraud. It's a sad state of affairs

[1:14:57] and it's a shame that the city of Detroit. Does

[1:15:02] not have any viable. News or information platforms anymore. The

[1:15:09] Michigan Chronicle. Have been compromised. We no longer have the

[1:15:14] Michigan citizen. And these other newspapers. And media outnets. They're

[1:15:22] nothing but sick offense and lap dogs for the Duggan

[1:15:24] administration. They have forgotten. That the obligation of the news

[1:15:30] is to afflict the comfortable. Thank you. Next caller, please.

[1:15:36] The next caller is Chuck. Chuck, the floor is yours.

[1:15:40] You have two minutes. General public comment. All right. Can

[1:15:43] you hear me? Yes. So I'm from the state fair

[1:15:48] grounds solar park area. I just want to speak in

[1:15:52] favor of that. I just think that our community in

[1:15:56] the state, fair grounds. Community has under investment. And I

[1:16:03] think that the investment in the. Solar. Park. Will be

[1:16:09] a great thing for our community and also. For adding

[1:16:14] comparables to home sales so that we can start getting

[1:16:17] loans on our own. So the city would purchase homes.

[1:16:23] To add. For the solar farm. And that's all you

[1:16:28] have the rest of my time. Thank you. Next caller,

[1:16:31] please. Apologies. I was muted. The next caller's phone number

[1:16:36] ending in one, two, four. The floor is yours. We

[1:16:43] have two minutes. General public comment.

[1:16:52] Paula, are you there? If we can put the caller

[1:16:55] at the end of the queue and go to the

[1:16:57] next public. Comments. Okay, the next caller is. Phone number

[1:17:03] ending in five, three, four. Caller ending in five, three,

[1:17:07] four. The floor is yours. You have two minutes. General

[1:17:09] public comment. Good morning. May I be heard? Yes, ma'am.

[1:17:19] Okay. Thank you. Well, I would urge this council. To

[1:17:24] hear a petition from anyone who would like to talk

[1:17:27] about. The voting anomalies that are being found. I mean,

[1:17:32] if there isn't a problem, just explain it. If there

[1:17:35] is, we need to. Look into it. I notice there's

[1:17:39] a resolution for honoring. US Senator Debbie Stabenoff. Let me

[1:17:45] tell you what her staff person told me. When I

[1:17:48] heard Mr. Duggan give misinformation to the voters before. The

[1:17:53] vote on proposition n, which may not even properly pass

[1:17:57] if we don't check out. This voting situation. But anyway,

[1:18:00] there were people saying, well, you didn't bulldoze in my

[1:18:02] area. Why was that? So why would you get more

[1:18:05] mass, more money? Well, I heard him. Say we bought

[1:18:07] those where the feds told us to. Well, guess what?

[1:18:11] Terry gets Campbell from Senator Stabeno's office told me that

[1:18:15] wasn't true. That the federal government just gave them environmental

[1:18:19] regulations they had to follow, which in too many cases,

[1:18:22] they did not. Because of the dirty dirt put and

[1:18:25] holds my neighbors. They have dirty dirt in some of

[1:18:27] the side lots they got. But no. It was the

[1:18:31] city that picked the neighborhood stabilization programs. In other words,

[1:18:35] they picked the areas they want to focus on. Like

[1:18:38] it looks like the land bank is focusing on to

[1:18:40] gentrify. The areas they want to gentrify with their targeted

[1:18:44] nuisance abatement programs. When I'm sure there are areas across

[1:18:47] the country they haven't even sent their inspectors. To. So

[1:18:51] if you're going to honor deputy Stabeno, will then honor

[1:18:54] what? A staff person? Said. And that shows that, including

[1:18:56] Arthur Jameson, I heard him misrepresent to the people. That?

[1:19:01] Oh, the land bank was only as bulldozing. There is

[1:19:03] where the Fed told them. To. That was not true.

[1:19:08] I also would like to encourage you. Now, I've talked

[1:19:11] to Mowers at the DIA Detroit instrument they pick up

[1:19:15] garbage before they mow. So why is the city tolerating

[1:19:20] spending all this money? Thank you. Next caller, please. The

[1:19:25] next caller is. Phone number ending in 30 one. All

[1:19:28] are ending. In 30. One. The floor is yours. You

[1:19:30] have two minutes, general public time. Okay. Hello. This is

[1:19:38] Richard Clay. I am the president of the Detroit chapter,

[1:19:42] the national Federation of. The blind. And our organization had

[1:19:48] submitted the buying people's water rights agenda to the DWSd.

[1:19:53] It has been well received. We will keep. The city

[1:19:59] updated on how it proceeds as we try to address

[1:20:03] the needs of our community as well as water needs

[1:20:05] of the greater community. We are also going to be

[1:20:09] launching a brand new transportation proposal to address how people

[1:20:14] with disabilities of all disabilities. Who need to move around

[1:20:19] and outside of the city of Detroit. We'll be launching

[1:20:22] that proposal very soon and keeping the city updated as

[1:20:26] to how that goes. I'm really here also today to

[1:20:29] again. Congratulate. This city council for the passage. Of the

[1:20:36] brand new tenants Rights Commission. With again. Special thanks to

[1:20:43] councilman Waters office. Staff person, Ms. Underwood, for working hard

[1:20:48] to. Get that agenda item pass. It is a people's

[1:20:55] victory for all renters, including our blind renters here in

[1:21:00] the city and with a strong reminder, remind the people

[1:21:03] that in order for any tenants Rights commission to do

[1:21:07] what we wanted to do and protect and uplift renters.

[1:21:09] Here in the. City of Detroit, people. Detroit. You have

[1:21:13] to participate in it. You have to be there keeping

[1:21:17] it. Honest, making it strong and seeing to it that

[1:21:19] it gets the resources that it needs, legal, financial, and

[1:21:22] otherwise, to be strong and reminding the city council that

[1:21:27] again, We have to continue. To get the landlords in

[1:21:33] order here in this city, but we also have to

[1:21:36] redo. And finish doing the rental ordinance so that removing

[1:21:41] the most onerous parts from it. Thank you so much.

[1:21:48] Next caller, please. The next caller is phone number ending

[1:21:51] in three three seven. Caller ending in three three seven.

[1:21:54] The floor is yours. You have two minutes. General public

[1:21:57] comment. May I be heard? Thank you. Okay. This is

[1:22:05] Patricia Bosch. I'm resident of district three. And. I'm very

[1:22:11] concerned about the city dumping. All its waste and industrial

[1:22:18] uses that it does not want to put in downtown,

[1:22:22] midtown or Cork. Town. We are losing population in District

[1:22:27] three. And the continued industrialization of our neighborhoods without proper.

[1:22:34] Buffering and permitting. I'm speaking of the cement crushing. Operation

[1:22:41] Crown development. At six mile and also the Bel Air

[1:22:47] Shopping Center. More so. I'm concerned about the flooding on

[1:22:51] Stotter Avenue and Eastlands and. Other areas in our district.

[1:22:58] Most of all. Do not pass the buy right section

[1:23:03] of the childcare ordinance because all of these sum totaled

[1:23:08] affect the quality of life of our neighborhood, and we

[1:23:12] are working. Side by side. But Arpa money is flooded

[1:23:18] to other areas. Joe lewis greenway but our millbain connor

[1:23:23] creek greenway. Is left untouched with any funding and maintenance.

[1:23:31] Also. I'm looking at. The hidden creeks like Connor Creek

[1:23:38] and others. Maybe they are a solution to the flooding.

[1:23:43] Modern technology. Needs to reckon with the natural environment and

[1:23:50] the closing of six mile, which was done under mayor

[1:23:53] Coleman Young and Irma Henderson Council. Was to be a

[1:23:58] three to five year closure at the most. And all

[1:24:02] of that impacts all of the issues that I just

[1:24:05] addressed. So. Asking. You. Next caller, please. The next color

[1:24:14] is Miko A. Williams. Miko A. Williams, the floor is

[1:24:17] yours. You have two minutes. General public comment. Hi. Yes.

[1:24:21] Can I be heard, please? Yes. Well, happy belated Memorial

[1:24:26] Day to everyone. I hope you all had a great

[1:24:28] weekend. And it was very nice. Shout out to general

[1:24:33] services for getting all the parks. In the grass, cut

[1:24:36] around so everyone can enjoy the families and enjoy their

[1:24:40] outing. Also, I want to say. Council members. Before you

[1:24:44] run up there to Mackinal, you better remember that. The

[1:24:49] voters. We elected you to vote for us and not

[1:24:51] for them. Those corporate donors don't. Pay your pocket. Those

[1:24:55] corporate donors are not going to look out for you

[1:24:57] when you are. In trouble of your election, especially. They're

[1:25:02] not going to be endorsing you from your policy decision

[1:25:05] that has harmed this community. I take offense. And I

[1:25:10] rarely take fit to God's people. But the city council

[1:25:14] members. That pushed us out, displaced us. Shut up our

[1:25:18] waters wouldn't fight back for our civil rights, our justice

[1:25:22] and our democracy. The charter as we know it. That

[1:25:24] was in 2018. Has not been enacted. And we tried

[1:25:30] the best we knew how. No matter what happened, we

[1:25:33] still are a city in Shambury until our government gets

[1:25:36] together. So the people come together at two. Woodward Avenue

[1:25:40] attendees black people in Detroit to leaving vote it was

[1:25:42] 43%. Less than the asthma spurnout. 235,000 votes, but it

[1:25:49] should be 700,000. People in the city of Detroit. That

[1:25:53] should be able to have a voice. It should be

[1:25:55] able to elect their leadership without any state intervention or

[1:26:00] management. We are a self governing city where we should

[1:26:02] be autonomous of our own decision. Public Act 436 still

[1:26:07] is the law of the book. And Governor Karen Whipper

[1:26:09] still won't get rid of that law. So before we

[1:26:12] go off, you better. Hope that public Act 436 tell

[1:26:16] her take the damn chains off of our neck. We

[1:26:19] could cover our own self. If the city is out

[1:26:21] of bankruptcy and we're able to manage. Our own decisions,

[1:26:24] then the state should be able to step off. Thank

[1:26:27] you. Let's call it, please. So this is our last

[1:26:32] caller who didn't respond before. This is call in user

[1:26:36] one. And that's the last caller before you cut off

[1:26:38] public comment. Thank you so much, caller. User one. Caller

[1:26:43] user Warren, are you there? Going once. Going twice. Going

[1:26:52] three times. Caller. User one, are you there? Fortunately, going

[1:26:56] to have to move on. Caller user one if you

[1:26:58] would like to provide your comments to the clerk's office.

[1:27:00] They will be placed onto public record and that now

[1:27:03] closes out. Our public comments section. All right. Clerk understanding

[1:27:12] committee reports for the budget, finance and audit standing committee

[1:27:16] from the Office of Contracting and Procurement Council member Derhall

[1:27:20] a resolution line item 16.1, contract number 6000-6297 100% city

[1:27:28] funding to provide. Financial advisory services contract or public resources

[1:27:33] advisory group incorporated. Total contract amount 500,000. That's. For the

[1:27:39] office of the Chief Financial Officer, council member Derhall. A

[1:27:42] resolution. Thank you, Mr. President. Move for approval for line

[1:27:46] item 16.1 as a motion to approve. Line out of

[1:27:50] 16.1. Any objections? Seeing none, that action shall be taken.

[1:27:56] Request a waiver for line item 16.1. Mr. President as

[1:27:59] a request for a waiver on line item 16.1. Colleagues,

[1:28:02] any objections? Seeing none. A waiver shall be attached from

[1:28:07] the board of review. Council member Derhall. A resolution. Nine,

[1:28:10] item 16.2. Thank you, Mr. President. Line item 16.2 is

[1:28:16] a resolution of authorization for the 2024. 2025 fiscal year

[1:28:20] budget and use of fund, noting that the approved 2024

[1:28:23] through 2025 fiscal year budget provided for an increase in

[1:28:27] the per diem rate for the board of review. And

[1:28:28] applied a one time expenditure of the software required to

[1:28:31] be implemented for use. For the board of review. Move

[1:28:35] for approval for line item 16.2. There's a motion to

[1:28:39] approve line item 16.2. Any objection, colleagues? Say none. That

[1:28:46] action shall be taken. From the office of the Chief

[1:28:50] Financial Officer, Office of the Assessor, council member derhall a

[1:28:54] resolution line item 16.3. Thank you, Mr. President. Line item

[1:29:00] 16.3 is a resolution of authorization for calumed. 2024 MHT

[1:29:04] Limited Dividend Housing Association, LLC. Payment in lieu of taxes.

[1:29:08] This is for a 20 building apartment and townhome complex

[1:29:11] in midtown Detroit near Wayne States campus. It includes 26

[1:29:15] apartments and 78 townhomes known as Calumet. Ap. Apartments and

[1:29:18] townhomes bounded by West Forest Avenue on the north, Third

[1:29:22] street on the east cowument on the south and John

[1:29:24] C. Lodge freeway on the west. Move for approval for

[1:29:27] line item 16.3. As a motion to approve line item

[1:29:31] 16.3. Any objection? Discussion with discussion member Callaway yes. Is

[1:29:37] there anyone here who can from the chief financial officer's

[1:29:41] office? When we approve these types of. In lieu of

[1:29:45] taxes. So we're not collecting any taxes. From MHT. Why

[1:29:51] are we doing that? Get someone from the department, Ms.

[1:29:55] Newell. And then I need to know whether or not

[1:29:59] Mht. Is for profit or nonprofit. We'll make sure we

[1:30:04] get someone over to get those questions. For you answered.

[1:30:07] Thank you. Good morning to you. How are you? Good

[1:30:11] morning. Affairs coordinator. We don't have anyone online. From the

[1:30:20] assessor's office. However, we do have someone online from. MHT.

[1:30:25] But apparently your questions are more to the assessor's office,

[1:30:29] so I will. Work in the background. To get someone

[1:30:32] online. If we could postpone this to the NBA agenda.

[1:30:36] Thank you, Mr. Chair. And I just would like to

[1:30:39] know, for pilots, and we see many of them come,

[1:30:42] particularly through the budget finance audit standing committee. Many of

[1:30:45] the pilots go to projects that are being rehabbed for

[1:30:50] senior building. As well. As projects that are 100% low

[1:31:00] income housing tax credit litech that receive vouchers 100% affordability,

[1:31:06] and so I don't know if that helps provide any

[1:31:09] context relative to these pilots that we see, but most

[1:31:12] of them are to rehab older buildings. That need much

[1:31:17] needed rehab. And that is why the pilot had been

[1:31:20] established, and I don't. Think we have seen one yet

[1:31:24] that has come in front of us that wasn't. Close

[1:31:26] to 100% affordable. If that helps, though, through you, Mr.

[1:31:29] President. Thank you. Any further, or would you still like

[1:31:33] for the department? Thank you. But their request to bring

[1:31:38] back line item 16.3 at the end of the agenda.

[1:31:42] Mr. President see no objections. We should bring back line

[1:31:45] item 16.3 at the end of the agenda. Action shall

[1:31:50] be taken from the civil rights and inclusion and opportunity

[1:31:55] department. Member Durhall lined out on 16.4. Thank you,

[1:32:05] Mr. President. Line item 16.4 is from Creole. It is

[1:32:10] a proposed resolution to approve fees established under section 17

[1:32:14] 512 of the 2019 Detroit City code for the administration

[1:32:18] of the responsible contracting ordinance move for approval for line

[1:32:22] item 16.4. Is there a motion to approve line item

[1:32:27] 16.4? Any objections? Seeing none, that action shall be taken.

[1:32:34] Mr. President, request a waiver for line items 16.2 and

[1:32:39] 16. Those requests for waivers for both line items 16.2

[1:32:43] and 16.4. Any objections? Seeing none. Waivers shall be attached.

[1:32:51] For the internal operations standing committee from the law department.

[1:32:55] Councilor Johnson to resolutions line item 17.1 through 17, point

[1:33:00] ten. Thank you, Mr. President. Move for approval on line

[1:33:04] item 17.1 through 17. Point ten. These are various settlement

[1:33:09] request. Requests for legal representation and indemnification. His request for

[1:33:15] approval for line items 17.1 through 17 point ten. Any

[1:33:20] objections, Talib? Taliban clerk. If you can, please show me

[1:33:26] as a no online item 17.5, please. I thought I

[1:33:29] heard a further objection. Member. Thank you, Mr. President. Objection.

[1:33:37] Member Santiago Romero. 17.517.6. 17.7. And

[1:33:46] 17.8. Will still note, Mr. President.

[1:33:59] So much. It appears that those items have been approved.

[1:34:04] See no objections. Not senior objections. Those items have now

[1:34:08] been approved. Apologies. Onto line. Item. Under resolutions. Customer bajans

[1:34:18] a resolution nine, item 17 point eleven member Johnson line

[1:34:22] item 17 point eleven motion. To approve. This is a

[1:34:27] resolution for the qualifications for future of health advisory board

[1:34:31] members. There is a motion to discuss nine, item 17,

[1:34:35] point eleven. Member Wallace. Yes, that one should be in

[1:34:41] my name. Arians. Well, yes, ma'am. The only reason came

[1:34:47] out in her name. Okay. I didn't know that. Rule

[1:34:56] clerk review shall note that line item 17, point eleven.

[1:34:59] The resolution is in the name of member waters circle.

[1:35:04] So, no. With that being said, Mr. President, Under resolutions

[1:35:09] Council member waters, a resolution nine, item 17, point eleven.

[1:35:14] All right. There's a motion to approve line item 17,

[1:35:20] point eleven with discussion. Thank you, member waters. I know

[1:35:28] that we also have an item similar to this in

[1:35:30] PED. Are you looking to pull that item? If this

[1:35:35] is approved today. Well, I'm not sure why it went

[1:35:39] to Ped, Mr. Chairman. No worries. We can do it.

[1:35:44] Originally came through iOS. No worries. I'm confused. We can

[1:35:51] deal with it later. No worries. I want to close

[1:35:53] down on that. All right, Colleen, there is a motion

[1:35:57] to approve line item 17 point eleven. Discussion with discussion

[1:36:01] member. Benson and this is just my own clarification, looking

[1:36:04] at the resolve and we've forced, resolved. From the bottom.

[1:36:09] This talks about. Three members from the Health Sciences Research

[1:36:13] center is number one. Who is that? And then the

[1:36:17] board of plaintiffs should represent a broad range. Of community.

[1:36:23] Local community, with an emphasis on individuals who have a

[1:36:25] background in healthcare and public health, such as who is

[1:36:30] going to enforce that and make sure that that is

[1:36:32] actually implemented. Is that two member waters? Yes. Member waters.

[1:36:42] The board. Certainly my goal was to make sure that.

[1:36:55] The nine member board would reflect. Ethnic and racial minority.

[1:37:01] Along with senior citizens. That's the goal. Which is why

[1:37:08] we put some additional language in there. Who is the

[1:37:13] health sciences Research Center? MSU. Yes, that's MSU. Okay, thank

[1:37:17] you. Colleagues again. It was a motion to approve line

[1:37:24] item 17, point eleven. Any objection? Seeing none that action

[1:37:31] shall be taken. For the neighborhood and Community Services Standing

[1:37:34] Committee from the Office of Contract and procurement. Council member

[1:37:39] Callaway. Five resolutions noted that nine items, 18.1 through 18.4,

[1:37:45] will postpone from last week's formal session. First is contract

[1:37:49] number 600615. Total contract amount is 1,365,000. This contract is

[1:37:58] contract number 600-0364 a one total contract amount, zero. Best

[1:38:06] contract is contract number 600-6207 total contract amount 2,700,000. Next

[1:38:15] contract is contract number 6000-4424. A two. Total contract amount

[1:38:22] $421,252. $75. Last contract is contract number 6000-6250 total contract

[1:38:32] amount 600,000. All contracts afforded General Services department social liberal

[1:38:38] Callaway five resolution. Mcalloway. My name is 18.1 through 18.4.

[1:38:44] Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Chair. I'd like to take

[1:38:49] each one separately. Line item 18.1 is regarding. The management

[1:38:53] of cemetery operations. We did have someone here. Who expressed

[1:38:59] some concerns about the awarding of the contract, and it

[1:39:03] doesn't sound like her. Concerns have been addressed. I would

[1:39:06] not want to move this forward. So if possible, we

[1:39:09] can bring this back in a week, and hopefully she'll

[1:39:12] have an opportunity to reach out to GSD and get

[1:39:15] some of her concerns or contracts and procurement rather. Get

[1:39:19] her. Concerns addressed. That's line item 18.1, so I can

[1:39:25] make the motion. Discussion. Discussion. So there is a discussion,

[1:39:30] Mr. Whitaker. Mr. President. Yes, sir. It sounds

[1:39:40] as if. The young lady has filed. A protest against

[1:39:47] this contract. And I think you need to hear from

[1:39:51] procurement to find out whether or not. She's exhausted. That

[1:39:56] her challenge to the contract through their procedure. Your rules

[1:40:02] allow for her to petition counsel if she's not successful

[1:40:06] in that regard. So I think before you entertain this

[1:40:11] contract or. Her petition. You should hear from procurement to

[1:40:16] find out where she is in their process. I was

[1:40:20] going to be definitely recommendation because I wasn't aware of

[1:40:22] the formal protest. It has not been top, but I

[1:40:25] think that's important for us to know. Okay, colleagues. I

[1:40:29] think we got as far as we need to go

[1:40:31] on that one. Add any additional. There's a motion to

[1:40:36] postpone for one week. Yes, sir, there's a motion. To

[1:40:39] postpone it for one week. Line item 18.1. Colleagues, any

[1:40:43] objection? Seeing none, that action shall be taken. Emma Callaway.

[1:40:51] Yeah. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you member

[1:40:54] waters? Move for approval online item 18.2 as a motion

[1:40:59] to approve line item 18.2. Any objections? Seeing none and

[1:41:06] action shall be taken. Waiver on line 18.2. The request

[1:41:10] for a waiver online on 18.2. Any objection. Any none

[1:41:16] of waiver shall be attached. Thank you, colleague. Thank you.

[1:41:20] Move for approval online items 18.318.4. And 18. .5.

[1:41:30] I think we just went through four. We went through

[1:41:33] five, Mr. President. Okay, that's my mistake. All right, there's

[1:41:36] a motion to approve line items 18.3 through 18.5. Discussion

[1:41:44] with discussion. Member, John. Thank you, Mr. President. My team

[1:41:50] and I. Are still pulling together details for line item

[1:41:56] 18.3. We have canvas the community and we're working with

[1:42:01] the administration to see how we can provide resources to

[1:42:05] ensure. We. Have as much as we can. A continual

[1:42:10] seawall in a state of good repair. And so with

[1:42:13] that, I'd like to make a motion to postpone. Line

[1:42:16] item 18.3 for one week. As a motion to postpone

[1:42:20] line item 18.3 for one week. I did hear discussion.

[1:42:24] Member. This contract came out of committee, but just want

[1:42:33] to make sure that we're all on the same page

[1:42:35] contract. Thank you. Thank you. There is a motion to

[1:42:39] postpone for one week. Line item 18.3. Further discussion member

[1:42:44] call. Yes, and thank you, Mr. Chair. And I apologize

[1:42:47] to my colleague, member Johnson, that I moved. To approve

[1:42:50] this. After knowing that you wanted it to be postponed,

[1:42:54] so I apologize. It was an oversight on my. Part.

[1:42:58] So absolutely. I support this. Bring back. Thank you, Mr.

[1:43:02] Chair. Any further, colleagues? Say none. We shall postpone the

[1:43:08] vote for line item 18.3 for one week. Action shall

[1:43:13] be taken. Member CallAway yes, so far, Mr. Chair. Move

[1:43:17] for approval on the remaining line items 18.4 and 18.5.

[1:43:24] There's a motion to approve line items 18.4 and 18.5.

[1:43:28] Colleagues, any objection. Objection. Santiago Romero 18.5. Clerks will know

[1:43:35] any further. No, Mr. Chair member county objection on line

[1:43:41] item 18.5. Callaway. Purple. So, no, Mr. President.

[1:43:55] Is it regarding this particular item, these items we're in

[1:43:57] discussion of. I apologize. This regarding. 18.1. We'll get to

[1:44:03] you after we wrap up this. Okay. Thank you. Thank

[1:44:08] you. Any objections for line item 18.4 and 18? We've

[1:44:14] already done it. They've. Been approved. You asked for the

[1:44:17] objection. Any further objection? Those actions shall be

[1:44:27] approved. Member Callaway. Thank you. Press the waiver online. Item

[1:44:33] 18.4, please. The request for a waiver online. Item 18.4.

[1:44:38] Colleagues, any objection? Seeing none waiver shall be attached. Back

[1:44:45] into the screen. Yes. My apologies to the chair. It's

[1:44:51] regarding 18.1, the cemetery contract. We do. Have Director stall

[1:44:55] online to provide more information on the protest. It appears

[1:45:00] that she responded to the repote already. No, I think

[1:45:06] there's additional conversation we all need to have to learn

[1:45:09] a little bit. More. So we're going to move forward.

[1:45:11] Thank you so much for the opportunity. Great. Thanks. Thank

[1:45:15] you. Still looking for 16.3, though. You have 16.3? We'll

[1:45:20] take that. Yes, sir. I'm sorry. To the chair. We

[1:45:26] do have Alvin Horn online. Alex, would you like to

[1:45:29] go back to 16.3? All right. We shall now return

[1:45:34] back to line item 16.3. Move

[1:45:44] for discussion. Mr. President, line item 16.3. There's a motion

[1:45:47] to discuss. Member Durhall line on 16.3. Thank you, Mr.

[1:45:54] President. Through you to member Callaway. She has some questions

[1:45:58] regarding a pilot. Waiting to the individual pops up on

[1:46:03] the screen. Just know. Who do we have? Alvin Horn.

[1:46:08] He's been promoted. I don't know. I'll give him a

[1:46:16] quick call and see if he's. Maxi. Here. I'm here.

[1:46:20] I'm actually here. Excuse me. Thank you so much. Mr.

[1:46:24] Horner, if you can please turn your camera on so

[1:46:26] we can. See you, please. With all due respect to

[1:46:30] the chair, I would rather not. I'm actually out of

[1:46:33] Covid. Lead right now. Covid is alive and well and

[1:46:37] went through the assessor's office with Avenge last week. Definitely

[1:46:41] wish you the best. Appreciate you chiming in, giving us

[1:46:45] some input on this item. Callaway give you an opportunity

[1:46:51] to ask the question that you have. Member callaway yeah.

[1:46:54] Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chair. And Mr. Porn. I'm

[1:46:57] looking at the resolution and I'm. Looking at. Your memorandum

[1:47:03] regarding this project. And. Is your opinion, according to this

[1:47:08] document? This mht who's building all over the city. Cannot

[1:47:13] afford this to do. Cannot afford to do this project

[1:47:16] without getting. This tax exemption. Asserted chair. I don't have

[1:47:23] the particular memorandum in front of me, but I am

[1:47:25] familiar with. This particular project. They submitted a request for

[1:47:34] pilot. Pilot, which is payment in lieu of taxes, is

[1:47:38] designed to help. Developers to encourage developers build. Or rehabilitate

[1:47:45] properties in areas that. Are economically feasible in many cases.

[1:47:51] They supplied all the information that was required under the

[1:47:53] pilot statute. It was reviewed by staff. It met all

[1:47:58] of the criteria. To be approved. Could it have been

[1:48:04] done without a pilot? That's not for the assessor's. Office

[1:48:07] to say. We simply review the information that's provided to

[1:48:12] us to make the determination. Do they qualify? Under the

[1:48:16] pilot statute. Thank you, ma'am. Thank you for the question.

[1:48:20] Now. Thank you. Through the chair. Thank you, sir. I'm

[1:48:27] always concerned about. Do you know whether or not MH

[1:48:34] through the chair. Do you know whether or not MHt

[1:48:36] is a for profit or nonprofit developer. Through the chair.

[1:48:41] I believe they have both types of. Properties in their

[1:48:48] portfolio. They have both nonprofits and they, outside Detroit have

[1:48:54] for profit developments. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you, Mr.

[1:48:58] Horn. Thank you. Member Derhol. 16.3. Thank you, Mr. Chair.

[1:49:07] Move for approval for line item 16.3. The motion to

[1:49:11] approve line item 16.3. Any objection? Objection. Mr. Chair member

[1:49:16] Callaway. Mr. President, thank you so much. With one objection.

[1:49:23] It appears that I know. 16.3 is approved. That action

[1:49:29] shall be taken. Thank you. Back to line item. 19.

[1:49:37] Five resolution for the Planning and Economic Development Standing Committee

[1:49:41] under unfinished business. Council member Durhall on behalf of council

[1:49:46] president pro Tim James Tate in ordinance, noting a roll

[1:49:50] call, line item 19.1. Maduro. Thank you, Mr. President. I

[1:49:54] move to take from the table ordinance to amend chapter

[1:49:57] 21. Article two of the Detroit 19 Detroit City code

[1:50:00] by adding section 21 252 to establish the deaf sound

[1:50:05] studio house historic district and to define the elements of

[1:50:09] design for the district laid on the table March 19,

[1:50:12] 2024. Hearing objections, that action shall be taken. Remember Derhall.

[1:50:17] Thank you, Mr. President. I move the ordinance be placed

[1:50:19] on the order of third reading and considered read. There

[1:50:23] are no objections, that action shall be taken. Remember Durham.

[1:50:26] Thank you, Mr. President. I move the ordinance be passed

[1:50:29] as submitted with discussion. There being a road call required.

[1:50:34] The clerk please call it Roe. But prior to that

[1:50:36] with discussion. Thank you, Mr. President. And I note that

[1:50:39] some members may have wanted to take the opportunity. To

[1:50:43] discuss this item. I know we had an opportunity in

[1:50:45] the planning and economic development standing committee. But wanted to

[1:50:49] open it up for discussion so members can have the

[1:50:51] opportunity to discuss. Mr. President. Thank you. Any discussion, colleagues.

[1:50:57] None. Member of Durhall. I'm sorry, mentor. Council member Scott

[1:51:06] Vincent? Yes. Council member Fred Derhall III? Yes. Poster member

[1:51:12] Leticia Johnson? Yes. Council member Gabriella Santiago Romero? Yes. Council

[1:51:19] president pro tem, James Tate. Yes. Council member Mary Waters.

[1:51:23] Yes. Council member Angela Whitfield. Callaway. Yes. Seven years, zero

[1:51:28] nays. That motion passes. Mr. President. Thank you. That the

[1:51:31] ordinance is approved. Member Durham. Thank you, Mr. President. I

[1:51:40] move the title to the ordinance be confirmed. Here are

[1:51:43] no objections. That action shall be taken. Congratulations. Thank you,

[1:51:47] Mr. President. Request a waiver for line item 19.1 as

[1:51:50] a request for waiver line out of 19.1. Any objection?

[1:51:54] Seeing none, a waiver shall be attached. To line item

[1:52:00] 19.2. Under unfinished business. Council member Derhall an ordinance noting

[1:52:10] a roll call. Line item 19.2. Thank you, Mr. President.

[1:52:15] I move to take from the table ordinance to amend

[1:52:17] chapter 43 of the 2019, Detroit City Cold street, sidewalks

[1:52:20] and other public places article three opening, closing, extending, widening,

[1:52:24] vacating naming and renaming of streets subdivision A, generally by

[1:52:28] amending section 43. 41 assignment of secondary street signs permitted

[1:52:33] to allow for non Detroit residents to be eligible for

[1:52:36] secondary street signs in certain circumstances laid on the table.

[1:52:40] March 19, 2024. Here are no objections. That action shall

[1:52:46] be taken. Remember, durable. Thank you, Mr. President. I move

[1:52:48] the ordinance be placed on the order of third reading

[1:52:51] and considered red. Here are no objection. Discussion with discussion.

[1:52:56] Member Benson. All right. Thank you. So I just got

[1:53:00] to express my concern and hope that we can have

[1:53:02] some additional conversations. Because in the current format, I would

[1:53:06] have to be a no. But I think there may

[1:53:08] be ways to actually get this across the finish line.

[1:53:12] And my biggest concern is to open up the ordinance

[1:53:17] to non Detroit. And I really believe that we really

[1:53:22] want to recognize one person. And so my concern is

[1:53:25] that one person would be recognized. But now we've opened

[1:53:28] it up for. Others. Not just for this body, but

[1:53:34] in perpetuity. Unless something changed again. And so I would

[1:53:38] just like to see if there is an openness to

[1:53:41] bringing this back. In a week so we can have

[1:53:44] some additional conversations about some ideas I may have to

[1:53:47] get. To where you want to go. And off grade

[1:53:51] level protection. To what I believe. Is a reward that

[1:53:57] really should be dedicated and committed to Detroit. If I

[1:54:00] can add. So I know that it came out as

[1:54:04] a request for an individual that whose name was in

[1:54:08] the queue for some time and. It didn't fit the

[1:54:13] rules. But I will say that there are other individuals

[1:54:16] that have approached me. There's one in particular. This mom

[1:54:20] has been fighting very hard. Her daughter visited and lived

[1:54:24] in the city. Well, didn't live. That's not where her

[1:54:26] address was, but unfortunately. She was killed in the city

[1:54:29] of Detroit, she would be over a grandma's house pretty.

[1:54:32] Much every week, multiple times. And she lived in Sterling

[1:54:36] heist. That, again, was on her driver's license. But she

[1:54:40] was in Detroit. All the time. She was killed, unfortunately,

[1:54:45] in Detroit, and mom is looking to get a secondary

[1:54:48] street. Sign on behalf of her. So again, that is

[1:54:52] something that is definitely debatable, but I just wanted to

[1:54:54] put it out there that it's not just one individual.

[1:54:57] That. This would be considered to potentially assist, but also.

[1:55:02] Others in advance and want to also indicate that in

[1:55:06] order for any of these names to move, forward. We

[1:55:09] talked about this in committee. There would have to be

[1:55:11] still a very high threshold for that individual to move

[1:55:14] forward. It would need one member in addition to three

[1:55:19] others. Who would co sign and that will make them

[1:55:22] only eligible at that point, but would not guarantee their

[1:55:26] ability. To. Guarantee their secondary street sign, so I wanted

[1:55:31] to make sure we put that out in the open.

[1:55:32] To make it very clear for those who are listening.

[1:55:35] Member Callaway? Yeah. Thank you. Thank you. Mr. Chair, I

[1:55:37] could not support this. As well. In any form. This

[1:55:43] person did not live in Detroit. He lived in Oak

[1:55:47] park. He was not killed in Detroit. He was killed

[1:55:49] in Highland park. And a young man was just killed

[1:55:53] last week over a pair of gym shoes. Should we

[1:55:56] rename? That area after him. Malice Green was killed on

[1:56:00] warrant. There was a mural, is faded now. That street

[1:56:03] was not renamed after him. There are a lot of

[1:56:05] innocent people killed in this city. Who were residents of

[1:56:08] this city. Whose parents or loved ones or guardians would

[1:56:13] want a street named after them. And I think if

[1:56:15] we make this decision, which I'm not going to support,

[1:56:18] we open up a floodgate. People who visited NFL draft.

[1:56:22] What if they were killed here? It didn't happen. We

[1:56:26] just would open up the floodgate for all people to

[1:56:28] come in, then we're. Opening up ourselves to potential liability

[1:56:31] or mean lawsuit. Well, you did it for this person.

[1:56:34] You didn't do it for me. I just think we

[1:56:37] have our ordinance. I don't think it should be amended.

[1:56:41] To in this regard for this particular case. So I

[1:56:43] cannot support this. And again, people are killed. In this

[1:56:47] city every day. And we can't start. My opinion. Start

[1:56:50] renamed. My brother was. Killed. In a drunken car accident

[1:56:55] in 2000 and 943 years old. I didn't ask for

[1:56:57] that street to be named after him. He grew up

[1:57:00] in this city. Drunken driver killed my brother. Joe Whitfield

[1:57:04] II. That was never even a thought of mine. We

[1:57:08] went out there and put flowers that are now gone.

[1:57:11] And I just think for us to get into the

[1:57:12] business of renaming streets, because. Mr. Chimp was even killed

[1:57:17] here. So he should go to his family or loved

[1:57:21] ones should go to Highland park and ask Highland park

[1:57:23] officials to name that street after him or Oak park,

[1:57:26] where he lives, and that's my opinion. Thank you, Mr.

[1:57:29] Chair. Thank you, Mr. President. And I'm coming right to

[1:57:32] you. And as the chairs, one thing we always got

[1:57:34] to keep in mind is that we all have the

[1:57:36] ability, whether we have someone in our family. Who passed.

[1:57:40] Or we want to recognize someone brought up in committee.

[1:57:43] Malice Green. No one has brought that name forward, but

[1:57:45] there's nothing that precludes these individuals from being brought forward.

[1:57:49] So I just want to make that very clear. We

[1:57:51] have the ability to bring these names forward. It is

[1:57:53] just a desire and will of this body and the

[1:57:56] individual members. Members. Santiago Romero. I will yield to members

[1:58:01] of who I believe also wanted to share. Thank you.

[1:58:07] Durham. Thank you, Mr. I know you used to say

[1:58:12] a member vice chair. No. But to that point, I

[1:58:19] just wanted to just take the opportunity to speak on

[1:58:20] this. I initially had some consternation. With this ordinance at

[1:58:25] first because I did worry about. The protections when we

[1:58:28] talk about. Secondary street signs. What our historical presence or

[1:58:35] the contributions of those folks who were historical and made

[1:58:38] an impact on the city of Detroit would be and

[1:58:41] how they would be remembered and to ensure that floodgates

[1:58:44] weren't open, so just anyone could come in. But I

[1:58:48] also think that as I have looked at the ordinance

[1:58:51] and the protections that have been placed. In there. Has

[1:58:54] not been. A couple of ordinances that have come in

[1:58:59] front of us, but there has not been more. Contention

[1:59:02] or disagreement most of the time from this council. Until

[1:59:06] these type of street signs have come. We put the

[1:59:08] ballots out. We're here three. Or four or five times

[1:59:11] going back and forth, because that is the process. And

[1:59:14] then we ultimately come into a resolution. What made me

[1:59:17] comfortable with this ordinance was it does not seem that

[1:59:20] the floodgates are going to be open because you have

[1:59:23] to have one council member to sponsor. It, then three

[1:59:26] additional coun. Council members to co sign on that. And

[1:59:29] so I think that provides a level of protection and

[1:59:32] added protection. And I also will note this, because I

[1:59:36] get where folks are going. This is a sensitive issue.

[1:59:39] But I also don't want to negate the fact that

[1:59:41] there are individuals throughout the entire United States of America

[1:59:44] that have made significant contributions to. The city of Detroit.

[1:59:48] Whether they were killed here or whether they were not,

[1:59:51] Malcolm X was not. Killed here. And there's a street

[1:59:54] sign, first, not secondary, named after him, Martin Luther king.

[1:59:58] Same thing. Many of the folks who receive street signs,

[2:00:02] by the way, have helped found it here. But it

[2:00:05] is arguable to even african. Americans that their contribution to

[2:00:08] the african american community was significant enough for us to

[2:00:12] even keep the names on those street signs. So I

[2:00:14] do believe it is a case by case basis. I

[2:00:17] do. Believe that in this ordinance, it has provided protections

[2:00:20] for folks to say, hey, if four council members can

[2:00:23] say this person made a significant contribution to our city.

[2:00:27] They can move forward in the process, and then the

[2:00:29] ultimate protection for any ordinance that comes in. Front of

[2:00:32] us is that it has to be passed by a

[2:00:35] majority of folks who are sitting at that table. I

[2:00:38] don't know how many more or additional protections that we

[2:00:41] will need. Relative to this ordinance. And so that's why

[2:00:45] I am very supportive of this wardace. I want to

[2:00:47] be. Vocal. I was in disagreement of the ordinance. And

[2:00:50] two members. Santiago Romero. Romero's team. They went back. They

[2:00:54] put teeth in this ordinance. To ensure that anyone can

[2:00:57] just not come here and get a secondary street sign

[2:01:00] named in the city of Detroit and that the council

[2:01:04] also. Will always have a say so if this ordinance

[2:01:08] is passed. And so, Mr. President, that is my two

[2:01:11] cent. And I wanted to express that because I was

[2:01:13] at the same place at first as well for secondary

[2:01:16] street signs, but I do think it is important to

[2:01:19] notice that those protections I believe have been provided. Thank

[2:01:22] you, Mr. President. Thank you. Members, Santiago Grove Mayor thank

[2:01:26] you, Mr. President. I would be happy to bring this

[2:01:28] back in one. Week for us to figure out a

[2:01:31] solution. As I mentioned from the very beginning, I am

[2:01:34] simply doing this because I was told to do so

[2:01:37] in order for us to give Vincent Shin the honor

[2:01:39] that he so rightfully deserves. Further record, Vincent Shin was

[2:01:42] killed in the city of Detroit. And for the record,

[2:01:45] This is not me asking just because someone got killed

[2:01:48] in the city to give him a secondary. Street name.

[2:01:50] My uncle was shot and killed at 17 years old

[2:01:53] in the city of Detroit, and I am not sitting

[2:01:54] here asking for a secondary street saying. I am asking

[2:01:57] that we give Vincent Chin, who helped spark the asian

[2:02:01] american citizens for Justin's movements across the country. To give

[2:02:05] him his fair share for the work that he did

[2:02:08] here in the city, for the work that has continued

[2:02:10] to be done here in the city, I think it's

[2:02:12] incredibly disrespectful and dismissive to. Simply boil this down to

[2:02:18] opening of the floodgates when myself and my team has

[2:02:21] been working so incredibly hard to be able to follow

[2:02:24] the guidance given to us by the historical board. Designation

[2:02:28] by our pro thms office, by our colleagues, to be

[2:02:31] able to give Vincent again a rightful recognition that he

[2:02:35] deserves. So I hope that. We bring this back in

[2:02:37] one week, that we figure out a way to give

[2:02:40] him the recognition. That he deserves, because this is not

[2:02:44] simply giving someone. And I understand there are many people

[2:02:47] that born, die here who are worthy of recognition. But

[2:02:52] this is not me asking for myself. This is. Something

[2:02:54] that has been asked of us by community. Who is

[2:02:57] working so tirelessly to give Pranie's American the recognition that

[2:03:00] they deserve here in the city of Detroit. Thank you,

[2:03:02] Mr. President. Thank you, colleagues. It appears that the sponsor.

[2:03:09] Of the amendment has asked for it to be postponed

[2:03:12] for one week before we go there. Member John. Thank

[2:03:16] you, Mr. President. I believe last week. I raised some

[2:03:21] of the same concerns that member Benson articulated today. And

[2:03:25] members Santiago Romero did. Support a one week postponement in

[2:03:30] order for some additional discussion to be had to ensure

[2:03:34] that the individual that she was returning to would be

[2:03:38] able to be supported with an exemption similar to an

[2:03:43] individual who. Is still living. I'm interested in understanding what

[2:03:48] discussions took place. Since last week's postponement. That would have

[2:03:54] considered. Still allowing. The request that member Santiago Romero was

[2:04:01] interested in. But retaining the city of Detroit residency and

[2:04:06] allowing for an exemption if this body so chooses. Again

[2:04:12] without getting bogged down. I guess the question really is

[2:04:15] not for the law department. It's more so with member

[2:04:17] Santa Romero's office member Santa Romero? How would you like

[2:04:23] to proceed? I guess. That's where we have to come

[2:04:27] down to. So, Mr. President, we did have a discussion.

[2:04:31] If we can turn it over to attorney Anderson to

[2:04:33] discuss. Through the chair. Graham Anderson, law department. Good morning,

[2:04:37] everyone. Through the chair to council member Johnson. We did

[2:04:42] have a discussion. Last week. I believe it was Thursday.

[2:04:47] Among a few different council member teams as well as

[2:04:50] the historic society. And one suggestion, actually, that I think

[2:04:56] I actually heard today that I think might best address

[2:05:00] this. Question. No. You don't like it? Not prepared to

[2:05:02] discuss that public talk to the fair. Thank you, council

[2:05:05] member, but. Through the chair. Lost my train of thought.

[2:05:13] Yes. But the discussions we had. We did not really

[2:05:21] settle on. A concrete amendment to the ordinance that would

[2:05:27] change it to best address your question. We seem to

[2:05:31] just come out of the meeting. In agreement. But if

[2:05:36] there's any changes that we would like the law department

[2:05:39] to make, I'm happy to make those amendments. Depending. On

[2:05:44] the severity of significance of the changes. We need another

[2:05:48] public hearing. But at this time, I'm happy to address

[2:05:52] any explicit questions for explicit changes to the language of

[2:05:56] the ordinance. Thank you, Mr. President. I am going to

[2:06:00] encourage anyone and everyone. If you have language to please

[2:06:03] share it with us. My team has met with your

[2:06:05] office. And we just haven't had the language. It's language

[2:06:10] that's missing and as I mentioned from the very beginning,

[2:06:13] I am doing this process because I was asked to

[2:06:15] do so if it was up to me, we would

[2:06:17] support Vincent Chin with the votes that we have. And

[2:06:19] move on and not change the ordinance at all. But

[2:06:22] I am doing what I'm being asked to do. To

[2:06:25] follow process. So I asked anyone, if you do have

[2:06:28] language suggestions, Mr. Benson. Thank you. That you let us

[2:06:31] know. Because, frankly, I don't want to open up any

[2:06:35] floodgates. I'm not trying to. Make things complicated, but I

[2:06:39] also don't know the language that folks would be comfortable

[2:06:41] with. So if anyone can think of something from now

[2:06:44] until next week, we can work on that. Thank you.

[2:06:49] Thank you. The ordinance was placed on order of third

[2:06:53] reading colleagues. Any objection? Objection? Point of order. My understanding

[2:07:03] is an ear hustle was that we would need to

[2:07:06] deny the third reading. Then make the motion. Or can

[2:07:08] we make the motion? Go back. No. If you object,

[2:07:16] you can object. I encourage the bring back for a

[2:07:23] week. That's my suggestion. Okay. Objection. Member Johnson.

[2:08:17] Right now you're saying objections are not necessary at this

[2:08:20] point because we've already. Gone to the order of third

[2:08:23] reading. Okay, so we've already done.

[2:08:36] Member Durhall. Already moved it. We need to vote on

[2:08:39] it. Hold on 1 second. The order of third reading.

[2:08:44] So we wanted to postpone the vote for one week.

[2:08:46] What would be that motion? What would happen next.

[2:09:08] If. The motion for approval of. Motion for third reading

[2:09:16] fails. What is the next. That will be going back

[2:09:20] to my suggestion that we not take that vote in

[2:09:23] that we move. I support it when we bring back.

[2:09:27] Now we go to the one we bring back first.

[2:09:31] So bring it back and have the third reading next

[2:09:34] time. That's easy. I'd rather not. Vote no when we're

[2:09:40] trying to find a solution. Mr president. Member Durho. Thank

[2:09:46] you, Mr. Chair. I just wanted to clarify. The motion

[2:09:52] was to place it on third reading. There was no

[2:09:55] motion. To pass it as submitted. So there's no need

[2:09:57] for the record roll call vote, because there was no

[2:09:59] motion made to pass it as submitted. What the parliamentarian

[2:10:03] is stating is that you can still place it on

[2:10:05] third reading, which is procedural, so when we come back.

[2:10:09] After. It's postponed because we still can make the motion

[2:10:12] for a postponement because we're in discussion. Then we'll come

[2:10:15] back next week. And then the only motions that are

[2:10:17] needed to be made is to pass the ordinance as

[2:10:19] submitted, because it's already been placed on third reading through

[2:10:23] the chair. Sorry. I'd agree that makes things more fluid

[2:10:28] for next week. However, I do see your point. Comps

[2:10:30] member Benson. I believe that that motion may fail is

[2:10:34] why I'm suggesting that we bring that back. In one

[2:10:39] week. So let me just ask this question, saying it

[2:10:44] seems like there's a desire to bring back in one

[2:10:46] week at least. To postpone the vote for one week.

[2:10:51] How do we get there from here? Because it sounds

[2:10:54] like we're already here. Through the chair. It's already been

[2:10:56] moved. To the order of third reading through the chair.

[2:10:59] I believe there is no problem with us moving. For

[2:11:01] a one week bring back now and we will have

[2:11:04] that vote next week. I greatly appreciate what parliamentarian was

[2:11:10] arguing. But we may as well move it at this

[2:11:13] point for a one week bring back. Thank you. Thank

[2:11:16] you so much. Is there a motion? Thank you, Mr.

[2:11:19] Chair. Move to postpone line out of 9.2. For one

[2:11:22] week. There's a motion to postpone the vote for line

[2:11:26] item 19.3 for one. Week. Excuse me. 19.2. Senior objection.

[2:11:35] That action shall be taken. All right. From the office

[2:11:42] of contracting and peculiar. Council member Durvall for resolution, knowing

[2:11:48] that line items 19.3 and four were postponed. From last

[2:11:52] week's formal session. All our contracts for the housing and

[2:11:56] revitalization department. First contract is contract number 6000-4815 a 1100%

[2:12:05] ARPA funding. Amendment one to provide an extension of time

[2:12:08] and an increase of funds for landlord repair training programs.

[2:12:12] Contractor environmental testing and consulting incorporated. Total contract amount, $367,050.

[2:12:21] Contract number 600-6236 100% City funding to complete renovations of.

[2:12:30] BNP property located at 19 Two South Street. Contractor Joseph

[2:12:36] Contractor Incorporated total contract amount $62,700 next contract is contract

[2:12:43] number 600-0486. A 2100% city funding amendment two to provide

[2:12:52] an extension of time and an increase of funds for

[2:12:55] staffing services to assist with workforce development contractor Detroit Employment

[2:13:00] solutions corporation. Total contract amount $1,820,268. Last contract is contract

[2:13:09] number 6000-5951. 1100% opioid settlement funding to provide drug use

[2:13:17] intervention counseling services. Quick response team contractors families against narcotics,

[2:13:24] Incorporated. Total contract amount 1,300,000. Council member Dorhall for resolution.

[2:13:39] What numbers? Pardon me? What numbers? Because my agenda is

[2:13:47] reasonably different. 19.3 through 19.6. There's a motion to member

[2:13:55] Durham. It's like I'm in committee. I keep. Okay, Mr.

[2:13:59] President. Moved to approve line items 19.3 to 19.6. Does

[2:14:06] a motion to approve line items 19.3 through 19.6. Can

[2:14:11] we get a discussion, please. Thank you. Member Kelly for

[2:14:14] line out of 19.3 know the devil's postponed for one

[2:14:17] week. For responses. And I believe, according to my team,

[2:14:23] there was a request from HRd to bring back line

[2:14:26] item 19.3 in one week. Remember Callaway? Yeah. Thank you.

[2:14:29] I was going. To ask that we bring it back

[2:14:31] because I have not received. Any of my questions answered

[2:14:36] at all. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Thank you,

[2:14:39] colleagues. Is there a motion to bring back line item

[2:14:43] 19.3. Postpone the boat. Excuse me? For one. Week. Motion

[2:14:48] as a motion, postpone the vote for line item 19.3

[2:14:51] in one week. See no objections, that action shall be

[2:14:55] taken. That leaves us with line item 19.4 through 19.6.

[2:15:04] Any objection? Seeing none. We shall approve 19.4 through 19.6.

[2:15:14] Request a waiver for line items 19.4 through 19.6. Mr.

[2:15:17] President, his request for a waiver for line items 19.4

[2:15:21] through 19.6. Any objection? See none. Waivers shall be attached.

[2:15:29] From the city planning commission. An introduction of an ordinance.

[2:15:34] Line item 19.7. Thank you, Mr. President. And brief discussion

[2:15:42] online. I'm 19.7. Move forward with discussion. Member Durhall. Thank

[2:15:47] you, president. Mr. President, permit. This is on the agenda

[2:15:53] and just wanted to clarify. We heard from CPC, it

[2:15:55] is stated on the agenda as a resolution of authorization.

[2:15:58] But just noting again that. This is supposed to be

[2:16:02] an ordinance, and so just wanted a level of clarity.

[2:16:06] I know, Mr. Todd has popped up on the screen

[2:16:08] as well. Do you have the introduction language? I do.

[2:16:17] Okay. Actually, I do not. Pardon or no, I do.

[2:16:19] Pardon me, president. Mr. President, I do. Okay. Thank you,

[2:16:22] Mr. Ty. Thank you, Mr. President. Good. Excuse me. Good

[2:16:27] afternoon, city council. As it is just now noon, yes.

[2:16:30] The item is, in fact an ordinance, which I believe

[2:16:33] Ms. Golden noted. As opposed to being a resolution. As

[2:16:40] the agenda, as the formal agenda states, That is correct,

[2:16:44] Mr. President. It is a ordinance. It should have read

[2:16:50] Derhall. And proposed ordinance and not a resolution. That matter

[2:16:56] will be corrected. Thank you. Thank you, Mr. President. I

[2:17:01] just wanted to add that for clarity, for the public

[2:17:03] as well as. Everyone here. And with that, Mr. President.

[2:17:11] I move that the ordinance be read twice by title,

[2:17:14] order printed and laid on the table. See no objection.

[2:17:19] Line item 19.7 shall be approved.

[2:17:29] From the city planning commission. Madam clerk, council member Durhall.

[2:17:33] A resolution set in the public. Hearing line item 19.8.

[2:17:41] Thank you, Mr. President. I moved to set a public

[2:17:44] hearing at a date to be determined. As a motion

[2:17:49] to approve line out of 19.84 days to be determined.

[2:17:54] Any objections? Seeing none that action shall be taken. I'm

[2:17:59] clerk from the city planning Commission. Council member Derhall an

[2:18:04] introduction of an ordinance line item 19.9. Thank you, Mr.

[2:18:08] President. I move that the ordinance be read twice by

[2:18:10] title, order printed and laid. On the table. Any objections,

[2:18:14] colleagues? Say none. That action shall be taken from the

[2:18:20] city planning commission, ma'am. Clerk, council member. Durhall a resolution.

[2:18:26] Set in the public hearing. Nine, item 19, point ten.

[2:18:30] Member Derhall. Thank you, Mr. President. I moved to set

[2:18:32] a public hearing at a date to be determined. As

[2:18:35] a motion to approve line item 19, point ten. And

[2:18:39] set for data be determined. Any objection? Seeing none that

[2:18:44] action shall be taken from the city planning commission. Madam

[2:18:48] Clerk, council member Durhall. A resolution line item 19, point

[2:18:52] eleven. Thank you, Mr. President. Line item 19, point eleven

[2:18:56] is a resolution of authorization authorizing an extension. Of Second

[2:19:00] Avenue across both PC and PCA zoning District Huntington Place

[2:19:05] move for approval for line out of 19 point eleven.

[2:19:09] There's a motion to approve line item 19, point eleven.

[2:19:13] Any objection? Say none. That action shall be taken. Request

[2:19:17] away from line item 19, point eleven. Mr. President has

[2:19:20] a request for waiver and line out of 19 point

[2:19:23] eleven. Any objections? Seeing none. A waiver. Shall be attached

[2:19:28] from the housing and revitalization department. Council member Derhall. Two

[2:19:33] resolutions, line items 19 point twelve and 19.13. Thank you,

[2:19:39] Mr. President. Line I'm 19 point twelve is a resolution

[2:19:42] of authorization approving. A commercial facility's exemption certificate in the

[2:19:45] area of 1420 holding and 60 217 Lincoln in accordance

[2:19:49] with Public Act 255 of 1978, on behalf of 1400

[2:19:53] Holden, LLC, And pardon me. Line item 19.13 is a

[2:19:59] resolution of authorization improving an obsolete property rehabilitation. Certificate on

[2:20:04] behalf of 16703 Warren Bd, LLC in the area of

[2:20:09] one 6703 East. Warren Avenue. In accordance with Public Act

[2:20:12] 146 of 2000, petition number 1556. Move for approval for

[2:20:17] line items 19 point twelve and 19.13. Thank you, sir.

[2:20:22] As a motion to approve line items 19 point twelve

[2:20:26] and 19.13. Colleagues, any objection? Seeing none of action shall

[2:20:32] be taken. Request a waiver for line items 19 point

[2:20:35] twelve and 19.13 as the president, there's a request for

[2:20:38] waivers on line out of 19. Point twelve and 19.13.

[2:20:42] Any objections? Seeing none. Waivers shall be attached. From the

[2:20:48] Public Health and Safety standing committee from the Office of

[2:20:51] Contracting and procurement. Mr. Merba Santiago Romero 14 resolutions noting

[2:20:58] that line items 20.1 and 20.2 were postponed from last

[2:21:03] week's formal session. What numbers do we go to, madam

[2:21:06] clerk? 21.1 and 20.2. Let's. Make a reference to those

[2:21:10] two items were postponed from last week formal session and

[2:21:13] also, Mr. President noting that due to the Nessa of

[2:21:17] the contract listed nine items 20.1. Through 20 point eleven

[2:21:26] are all contracts for the construction and demolition department. If

[2:21:29] you would like, for me to read the number and

[2:21:31] the amount, or I would select. No, I just wanted

[2:21:33] to know. Again. What numbers are we going to? I

[2:21:35] didn't hear you. All 14 numbers were moved. So from

[2:21:41] what number to what number now you should be 21.1

[2:21:46] through 20.14. Are all the contracts 20.1 through 1420.14 College

[2:21:54] of the motion to approve. Sorry members out there. I

[2:22:00] remember. Santiago Romero. Thank you, Mr. President. Motion to approve

[2:22:04] 20.1 through 20 points. Eleven. These are all various demo

[2:22:08] contracts. The motion to approve line items 20.1 through 20.

[2:22:13] Point eleven. Any objection? Discussion, Mr. Chair? With discussion number

[2:22:17] callaway Mr. Chair, we brought back. At my request. Line

[2:22:21] item 20.1. This is close to $500,000. Demolition contract. Used

[2:22:27] in city dollars. I did not get any of my

[2:22:29] questions answered from demolition and construction and I would move

[2:22:33] to bring this particular item back in a week, pending

[2:22:36] the answers to my question. Is there a motion? Motion,

[2:22:40] Mr. Chair, to bring line item 21 20.1 back in

[2:22:44] a week as a motion to bring back line item

[2:22:47] 20.1 in one week. The post home. For the vote

[2:22:53] for one week. Line item 20.1. Any objection? See none

[2:22:59] that action shall be taken any further. Colleagues. None. We

[2:23:04] shall approve. That's mine. Out of 20.2 through 20. Point

[2:23:07] eleven is. That correct? All right. Seeing no objections, that

[2:23:15] action shall be taken. Request away for line items 20.3

[2:23:19] and 20.5. Mr. President. There's a request for waivers online.

[2:23:23] I'm 20.3 and 25. Is that. Correct.

[2:23:39] So no waivers available at this point. Okay. Line item.

[2:23:48] From the office of the Chief Financial Officer, Office of

[2:23:52] Development and Grant. Mr. President. Still need to finish 20

[2:23:58] points. Twelve through 20.14. Motion to approve. The motion to

[2:24:02] approve. Line items 20 point twelve to 20.14. Any objection?

[2:24:10] Seeing none that action shall be taken. Now from the

[2:24:15] Office of the Financial Officer, Office of Development and grant

[2:24:20] members, Santiago roadmir. Motion to approve 20.15. There's a motion

[2:24:27] to approve line item 20.15. Objections. That action shall be

[2:24:35] taken. For the Department of Public Works, City Engineering Division

[2:24:40] Council member Santiago Romero. Seven resolutions, nine items, 20.16 through

[2:24:46] 20.22. Members. Santiago Romero motion to approve these are all

[2:24:51] various encroachment requests. There's a motion to approve line items.

[2:24:57] 20.16. Through 20.22. Any objection? Saying none. Those actions shall

[2:25:06] be taken. From the request to address city council. Madam

[2:25:13] clerk. Council member Callaway. Two resolution fly items 21.1 and

[2:25:20] 21.2. Callaway. Thank you. Motion to approve Mr. Chair with

[2:25:26] discussions. Thank you. With discussion. I know that we were

[2:25:30] advised by Mr. Whitaker. To not vote. 21. Point one

[2:25:38] until we get more details. I know that we did

[2:25:41] have the director on the line. But we want to

[2:25:44] get a little bit more information. We can have more

[2:25:46] robust conversations offline. Is there a motion for line item

[2:25:50] 21.1? Colleague moved to a postpone line item. 21.1 for

[2:25:55] one week as a motion to postpone the. Vote for

[2:25:58] line item 21.1 for one week. Seen. No objection that

[2:26:03] action shall be taken. Line item 20 point. That leaves

[2:26:07] us a line item 21.2. Any objection? Clerk showed me

[2:26:15] as an objection for line on the 21.2. No, mr.

[2:26:18] President. Any further objection, council member Durhall? Objection. Member Santiago

[2:26:24] Romero. Objection. Callaway. Clerk. Four no's

[2:26:34] in one. Yay. That motion fails, Mr. President. That motion

[2:26:38] fails, and it's line item 21.2. Thank you. We will

[2:26:43] now go to the consent agenda. There are no items,

[2:26:48] Mr. President. We will now move to member report. Member

[2:26:52] Durhall. Thank you, Mr. Chair. Just want to encourage residents

[2:26:57] to join us for our coffee hour, June the 14th,

[2:27:00] 2024, from 09:00 a.m. To 12:00 p.m. The coffee hour

[2:27:04] will take place at the McDonald's at 13676. Grand river.

[2:27:09] Again, this is June 14, 2020. Four from 09:00 a.m.

[2:27:14] To 12:00 p.m. Our coffee hours taking place at the

[2:27:17] mcdonald's at 1367 Grand river. You can contact our office

[2:27:21] at 313-224-2151 again, that's 313-224-2151 for more information. Again, this

[2:27:29] monthly coffee hour is the opportunity where we can. Take

[2:27:32] all of your questions one by one and answer them.

[2:27:36] We also have various city departments flowing throughout our coffee

[2:27:39] hour. Look forward to seeing all of our residents in

[2:27:41] district seven. Thank you, Mr. President thank you. Member Callaway.

[2:27:46] No member. Thank you so much. Member Johnson. Thank you,

[2:27:51] Mr. President. I really don't have a report, but just

[2:27:55] want to ask that we keep the residents. In district

[2:27:59] four uplifted. We've had a couple of situations happen in

[2:28:03] the district that were tragic. But just asking for everyone

[2:28:08] to keep us all up. Sorry, we lost the form.

[2:28:18] We recessed this formal session with the call of the

[2:28:20] chair. So now call back the formal session for today.

[2:28:28] Madam Clerk, would you please call the role. Council member

[2:28:36] Scott Benson. Council member, Fred Durhall III, president. Council member,

[2:28:42] Leticia Johnson, president. Council member, Gabriella Santiago Romero, President Council

[2:28:48] member Mary Waters Council member Angela Whitfield Callaway. Present. Council

[2:28:54] president post tim james tate. Here. Mr. President, you have

[2:29:00] a quorum present. Thank you. We have a quorum present.

[2:29:03] Now back. In session member Johnson, the fold of angels.

[2:29:06] Thank you, Mr. President. I am done with my member.

[2:29:08] Report. Thank you. Member Santiago Romero. Thank you, Mr. President.

[2:29:14] Just want to share with district six presidents that our

[2:29:16] community office hours are back in June. Beginning Monday, June

[2:29:20] 3, at pet in park from four to 06:00 p.m.

[2:29:22] We also have our d six monthly meeting on Wednesday,

[2:29:25] June 5. Via Zoom and on Facebook. We're going to

[2:29:29] be joined by Bfeed on the Department of Appeals and

[2:29:32] hearings to talk about blight and code enforcements and just

[2:29:36] want to share for the record and ask that our

[2:29:38] lane state's university president please meet with her students to

[2:29:42] discuss. Their demands of the university and ask that our

[2:29:46] DPD officers let our students protest. I have reached out

[2:29:50] to the chief of police have yet to hear any

[2:29:53] confirmation whether or not the city will be involved. In

[2:29:58] stopping protests from happening. Rightfully so, I ask that we

[2:30:00] stand behind our students. Thank you. Mr President. Thank you.

[2:30:05] And just my member reports we rolled out the protector

[2:30:07] Crown campaign last week on Wednesday. The 22nd, getting robust

[2:30:13] feedback, looking for additional residents of the city of Detroit

[2:30:17] to fill out the survey, mental health assessment survey. It's

[2:30:21] 19 questions, confidential. We only want to know what zip.

[2:30:24] Code. Codes you live in. Don't want to know what

[2:30:26] your name is or any other information. Because that information

[2:30:30] is, in fact, very sensitive, and we would like to

[2:30:32] treat it as such if you are seeking the survey

[2:30:36] which we hope you are. Real simple. Go to Google,

[2:30:39] type in protect your crown. Detroit makes it real easy.

[2:30:42] Protect your crown. Detroit and you will find the survey

[2:30:47] 19 easy question confidential. We've also released a theme song

[2:30:52] to go along with the campaign to bring awareness to

[2:30:56] mental health treatment and concern. It is also called protect

[2:31:00] your crown. And all the way down. It's located on

[2:31:02] all musical platforms. So looking forward to seeing the results

[2:31:07] of the survey so that we can provide the best

[2:31:10] mental health treatment and gather the resources that are needed

[2:31:13] for our residents in the city of Detroit. So thank

[2:31:15] you, colleagues, for your assistance and further in that survey

[2:31:18] as well. That takes us the end of member reports.

[2:31:22] Under adoption without committee reference. There are no items, Mr.

[2:31:26] President, under communications from the clerk. A report on approval

[2:31:30] proceedings by the mayor. Reports shall be received and placed

[2:31:34] on file under testimonial. Resolutions and special privilege. Council member

[2:31:39] Satyaga Romero, on behalf of council member Benson a resolution

[2:31:43] line item 26.1. Motion to approve motion to approve line

[2:31:49] item 21. Any objection? An action shall be taken. Another

[2:31:58] item, Ms. Newell. I would just like to ask for

[2:32:04] a point of care for line items 20.13 and 20.14.

[2:32:11] Do we get a waiver on those items? One more

[2:32:13] time. I apologize for 20.13 and 20.14. Was there a

[2:32:20] way replaced on those items? There's no waiver available at

[2:32:25] this point. We don't have six members at the table.

[2:32:28] Okay. Thank you. Thank you. My colleagues any further hearing?

[2:32:35] No objections and nothing further. This meeting shall stand adjourn

[2:32:41] without objection. His meet is still standing. Be safe, everyone.

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